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util:asc2ans [2015/11/08 00:19] – [See Also] digital manutil:asc2ans [2023/12/29 02:05] (current) – The outfile.ans argument is optional (outputs to stdout if not supplied). digital man
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 ====== ASC2ANS ====== ====== ASC2ANS ======
  
-FIXME+Converts a Synchronet ASCII text file encoded with [[custom:Ctrl-A codes]] (e.g. ''*.msg'' or ''*.asc'' file) to the equivalent [[ref:ANSI]] terminal escape sequences. 
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 +This utility allows you to convert files that use Ctrl-A codes (attributes) into ANSI files suitable for viewing or editing with a [[resource:ANSI Editors]] (the opposite function of the [[ANS2ASC]] utility). 
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 +The syntax is: 
 +  asc2ans infile.asc [outfile.ans] [options] 
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 +^ Option ^ Description ^ 
 +| -strip | strip Ctrl-A codes without [[ref:ANSI]] equivalent, e.g. pause, delay | 
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 +The suffix/extension for the input filename will most likely be ''.asc'' or ''.msg'' and the output file should have a ''.ans'' extension. 
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 +If an ''[outfile.ans]'' argument is not provided, the converted ANSI output is sent to ''stdout''.
  
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