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There needs to be a way to globally deactivate ANSI coloring.

Gem::RemoteFetcher::FetchError: bad response Bad Gateway 502 (http://production.cf.rubygems.org/gems/ansi-1.4.2.gem)
An error occured while installing ansi (1.4.2), and Bundler cannot continue.

I searched through the API but couldn't figure out how to display an ANSI "normal" weight code... for instance, after bolding, going back to normal. Is this implemented?

Actual colour codes are displayed throughout the command line:
←[33m ERROR←[0m testPasswordChange (1.50s)

I did notice that the RUBY_PLATFORM check to load Win32/Console/ANSI is looking for win32 in the string but my RUBY_PLATFORM = i386-mingw32

A deactivation flag or variable that can be set disabling it for all gems that require colours would be nice.

I am on Windows XP.

When I type:

require "ansi"
ANSI::Terminal.terminal_width

I have the message: No such file or directory - stty size

In https://github.com/rubyworks/ansi/blob/master/lib/ansi/terminal.rb, the code seems to require successively ansi/terminal/stty, ansi/terminal/curses, ansi/terminal/termios and ansi/terminal/win32 until one of these require does not raises.

I guess that stty is supposed to raise on Windows, to avoid using this library. However when I require manually ansi/terminal/stty, it does not raises.

In fact, when I read the code of ansi/terminal/stty I do not see anything that can raise on Windows (or on any platform).

Take a look at the Term::ANSIColor and Colored gems:

• https://github.com/flori/term-ansicolor
• https://github.com/defunkt/colored

Maybe we can make ANSI's API compatible so that it can act as a drop-in replacement.

When running rake test and using minitest I get the following error:

/usr/local/rvm/gems/[email protected]/gems/ansi-1.4.3/lib/ansi/chart.rb:26: warning: duplicated key at line 29 ignored: :concealed

First the issue, even with win32console I can't get colors on windows:

irb(main):001:0> require 'ansi/code'
ansi: 'gem install win32console' to use color on Windows

The reason is that win32console is deprecated (and does not load on recent ruby versions). The good news is that, to the best of the my knowledge, it is no longer needed in ruby 2.0+.

The fix is very simple: don't require 'win32console' when ruby version is 2.0+ (assuming I am not missing anything here).

I verified this by changing code.rb, line 9 to:
if RUBY_PLATFORM =~ /(win32|w32)/ && RUBY_VERSION < "2.0"
This seems to work fine for me.

puts ANSI.yellow{ "Foo" + ANSI.invert{ "∙∙∙" } + "bar" }

You can see the bar at the end isn't yellow, but you'd expect it to be. I'm using invert to make whitespace visible in a text based game.

The actual output is:

"\e[33mFoo\e[7m∙∙∙\e[0mbar\e[0m"

Expected:

- "\e[33mFoo\e[7m∙∙∙\e[0mbar\e[0m"
+ "\e[33mFoo\e[7m∙∙∙\e[27mbar\e[0m"

Now that ANSI::Diff is in the picture, the class is going to need an an alternate non-color version for when color needs to be turned off.

I figure rather than colors use underlining with "=" and "-" and maybe "^".

Allow String#ansi to take Integer and convert to ANSI command.

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All the best

Please add some info the the readme on how to do this, standard would be bundle && bundle exec rake but that does not work...

Why are all these methods broken?

> ANSI::Code.hex '000000'
NoMethodError: undefined method `rgb_value` for ANSI::Code:Module
> ANSI::Code.rgb(0,255,0)
NoMethodError: undefined method `rgb_value` for ANSI::Code:Module
> ANSI::Code.rgb_256(0,255,0)
NoMethodError: private method `rgb_256` called for ANSI::Code:Module
> ANSI::Code.send(:rgb_256, 0,255,0)
NoMethodError: undefined method `rgb_valid` for ANSI::Code:Module