Added support for the shorthand ESC[m, which is equivalent to ESC[0m #90
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Oh dear, I forgot that Curtsies has an escape sequence parser in it. Thanks @caleb1994. Someday™ it'd be nice to do https://github.com/thomasballinger/curtsies/issues/8, or at least properly give up without crashing. |
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When I test this now I get an error with input like |
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Many applications use the shorthand notation for resetting the foreground/background colors, which does not include a parameter. According to the Wikipedia page, the
ESC[...mcommand does not require any parameters: