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handle ANSI colors #43

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willwhitney opened this issue May 26, 2015 · 3 comments
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handle ANSI colors #43

willwhitney opened this issue May 26, 2015 · 3 comments

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We already do this if Python is started without a kernelspec, but we need to do this regardless. Otherwise we get ANSI color codes as in #42.
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Another option is to use strip-ansi

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TKCen commented May 27, 2015

An alternative could be to support ansi via ansi2html and display outputs as rendered html.

@willwhitney willwhitney changed the title set --colors=NoColor for Python handle ANSI colors May 27, 2015
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Carreau commented Jun 14, 2015

You can execute %colors nocolor IIRC to deactivate that live.

One of the things we should do anyway in IPtyhon itself is to transform the error into a mimebundle, so that you can grab the html/text/ansi as you wish.

@willwhitney willwhitney modified the milestone: v0.5.0 Jun 15, 2015
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