NAME
ansiexpand, ansiunexpand - ANSI sequences aware tab expand/unexpand command
SYNOPSIS
ansiexpand [ option ] file ...
ansiunexpand [ option ] file ...
-u --unexpand convert spaces to tabs
-x --minimum=[#] minimum space count to be converted
-t --tabstop=# tab stop width
--tabhead=char tab head character
--tabspace=char tab space character
--tabstyle=style tab style
--ambiguous=wide|narrow width of Unicode ambiguous character
VERSION
Version 1.05
DESCRIPTION
ansiexpand is an expand(1) compatible command utilizing Text::ANSI::Tabs module, which enables to handle ANSI terminal sequences and Unicode wide characters. Not only expanding tabs to spaces, it can visualize them in various styles.
This is a command line interface for Text::ANSI::Tabs module, which uses Text::ANSI::Fold module as a backend. Consult them for implementation detail.
OPTIONS
- -u, --unexpand
-
Behave as unexpand command.
- -a
-
This option exists only for compatibility with the
unexpand
command. It can be used but has no effect on the behavior of the command. - -x[#], --minimum=[#]
-
By default, two or more consecutive whitespace characters are converted by the -u option or
ansiunexpand
command. This option sets the minimum number of whitespace characters to be converted. If no value is given, a value of 1 is assumed, and all possible whitespace is converted to tabs. - --tabstop=#, -t#
-
Set tab stop width. Unlike expand(1), takes only single value.
- --tabhead=char
- --tabspace=char
-
Set tab head and following space character. If longer than single character, it is considered as a Unicode name.
- --tabstyle, --ts
- --tabstyle=style, --ts=...
- --tabstyle=head-style,space-style --ts=...
-
Set the style how tab is expanded. Select
symbol
orshade
for example. If two style names are combined, likesquat-arrow,middle-dot
, usesquat-arrow
for tabhead andmiddle-dot
for tabspace.Show available style list if called without parameter. Styles are defined in Text::ANSI::Fold library.
- --ambiguous=
wide
|narrow
-
Set the width of Unicode ambiguous characters. Default is
narrow
.
INCOMPATIBILITY
ansiunexpand
, with or without the -a
option, always converts all possible spaces, not just leading ones. Because there is no point in using the ansiunexpand
command to convert only leading spaces, so please use the normal unexpand(1) in that case.
FILES
- ~/.ansiunexpandrc
- ~/.ansiexpandrc
-
Start-up file. See Getopt::EX::Module for format.
INSTALL
CPANMINUS
$ cpanm App::ansiexpand
SEE ALSO
App::ansiexpand, https://github.com/tecolicom/App-ansiexpand
AUTHOR
Kazumasa Utashiro
LICENSE
Copyright ©︎ 2021-2024 Kazumasa Utashiro
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.