Is there a command to strip ANSI code or anything else out of a string and return plain text?

Thanks.

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Re: Strip Text to Plain Text
By: High Spirit to All on Wed Oct 31 2018 12:20 pm

Is there a command to strip ANSI code or anything else out of a string and return plain text?

There are functions to strip ctrl characters and ctrl-a sequences (strip_ctrl) and extended-ASCII (strip_exascii):
http://synchro.net/docs/jsobjs.html

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Re: Strip Text to Plain Text
By: High Spirit to All on Wed Oct 31 2018 12:20 pm

Is there a command to strip ANSI code or anything else out of a string and return plain text?

I'm not sure about stripping ANSI codes, but there are these functions: strip_ctrl(): Removes control codes from a string
strip_exascii(): Removes extended-ASCII characters from a string


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