PrePAN - Text::ANSI::Printf

Author: kaz-utashiro@github

Date

URL: https://github.com/kaz-utashiro/Text-ANSI-Printf

Status: Shipped

Good

Synopsis

use Text::ANSI::Printf;
Text::ANSI::Printf::printf FORMAT, LIST
Text::ANSI::Printf::sprintf FORMAT, LIST

use Text::ANSI::Printf qw(ansi_printf ansi_sprintf);
ansi_printf FORMAT, LIST
ansi_sprintf FORMAT, LIST

Description

Text::ANSI::Printf is a almost-printf-compatible library with a capability of handling string with ANSI terminal sequences, as well as multi-byte wide characters.

This is just a quick hack using existing modules, Text::VisualPrintf and Text::ANSI::Fold::Util. Not tuned for performance. Most of complicated work is done in Text::ANSI::Fold module.

INSTALL: cpanm https://github.com/kaz-utashiro/Text-ANSI-Printf.git

Comments

jo-37@github

Can you give some examples? Even looking at the unit tests didn't help much.

kaz-utashiro@github

How about to see what happens if you use normal sprintf instead of ansi_printf.

> perl -pe 's/ansi_// if /^is/' t/02_export.t | perl -Ilib -

kaz-utashiro@github

Another good example is App::ansicolumn (http://prepan.org/module/nYmTLYacp1e)
Try something like this:
$ ls -1 | column
$ ls -1 --color=always | column
$ ls -1 --color=always | ansicolumn

jo-37@github

Need to install another prepan module just to see how this one works? Giving up.

kaz-utashiro@github

Running test code with normal `sprintf' didn't work for you?
I think it explains the function well.
It is better to get similar output for succeeded code, but I don't know the way.

Also, you don't have to run 'ansicolumn' to know how it works because it works just as you expect.

kaz-utashiro@github

Released.
https://metacpan.org/release/UTASHIRO/Text-ANSI-Printf-1.01

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Text::ANSI::Printf printf function for string with ANSI sequence

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