vec/dict/vec_dict_ansi
Values
pub fn brailles(
dict: dict.Dict(vec2.Vec2(Int), Int),
start: vec2.Vec2(Int),
stop: vec2.Vec2(Int),
) -> String
Converts vec-dict of 8-bit terminal colors to a brailles (⠃⠗⠁⠊⠇⠇⠑⠎) ANSI string.
Integers out of 0-255 range will be default color.
Examples
vec2i_dict.from_string(
""
<> " ## ## \n"
<> "# # #\n"
<> "# #\n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # \n",
)
|> dict.map_values(fn(_key, _value) { -1 })
|> brailles(vec2i.zero, Vec2(6, 5))
// ⢎⠑⢉⠆
// ⠀⠑⠁
pub fn brailles_hex(
dict: dict.Dict(vec2.Vec2(Int), Int),
start: vec2.Vec2(Int),
stop: vec2.Vec2(Int),
) -> String
Converts vec-dict of hex code true colors to a brailles (⠃⠗⠁⠊⠇⠇⠑⠎) ANSI string.
Integers out of 0x000000-0xFFFFFF range will be default color.
Examples
vec2i_dict.from_string(
""
<> " ## ## \n"
<> "# # #\n"
<> "# #\n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # \n",
)
|> dict.map_values(fn(_key, _value) { -1 })
|> brailles(vec2i.zero, Vec2(6, 5))
// ⢎⠑⢉⠆
// ⠀⠑⠁
pub fn custom(
dict: dict.Dict(vec2.Vec2(Int), String),
start: vec2.Vec2(Int),
stop: vec2.Vec2(Int),
) -> String
Converts vec-dict of string values to an ANSI string.
The string value can be any length, multi-lines, contain ANSI escape code. The function is also Unicodes aware.
Examples
vec2i_dict.from_string(
""
<> " ## ## \n"
<> "# # #\n"
<> "# #\n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # \n",
)
|> dict.map_values(fn(_key, _value) { "<3" })
|> custom(vec2i.zero, Vec2(6, 5))
// <3<3 <3<3
// <3 <3 <3
// <3 <3
// <3 <3
// <3 <3
// <3
pub fn half_blocks(
dict: dict.Dict(vec2.Vec2(Int), Int),
start: vec2.Vec2(Int),
stop: vec2.Vec2(Int),
) -> String
Converts vec-dict of 8-bit terminal colors to a half blocks (█▀▄) ANSI string.
Integers out of 0-255 range will be default color.
Examples
vec2i_dict.from_string(
""
<> " ## ## \n"
<> "# # #\n"
<> "# #\n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # \n",
)
|> dict.map_values(fn(_key, _value) { -1 })
|> half_blocks(vec2i.zero, Vec2(6, 5))
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// ▀▄▀
pub fn half_blocks_hex(
dict: dict.Dict(vec2.Vec2(Int), Int),
start: vec2.Vec2(Int),
stop: vec2.Vec2(Int),
) -> String
Converts vec-dict of hex code true colors to a half blocks (█▀▄) ANSI string.
Integers out of 0x000000-0xFFFFFF range will be default color.
Examples
vec2i_dict.from_string(
""
<> " ## ## \n"
<> "# # #\n"
<> "# #\n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # # \n"
<> " # \n",
)
|> dict.map_values(fn(_key, _value) { -1 })
|> half_blocks(vec2i.zero, Vec2(6, 5))
// ▄▀▀▄▀▀▄
// ▀▄ ▄▀
// ▀▄▀