On 7/22/22 13:46, Nightfox wrote:
 > One caveat that I've found though is that if you're using background
 > codes (which are numeric), I ended up splitting the string; otherwise
 > it would interpret the nex number wrong.
 >
 > For instance, if you want to output a blue background (Ctrl-A + 4),
 > then I'd do this in JavaScript:
 >
 > "\x01" + "4";
 >
 > Otherwise, if you have "\x014", then that would be interpreted as hex
 > number 14, which would be interpreted as a different character.

Have you tried using the octal escape? "\001" instead?  Not sure, but I 
don't think I've seen an issue with it.
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