} // end class ControlSequenceParseState
public AnsiColorWriter()
{
DefaultForeground = ConsoleControl.ForegroundColor;
DefaultBackground = ConsoleControl.BackgroundColor;
m_commandTreeRoot = new Dictionary <char, Func <Action <List <int> > > >()
{
{ 'm', () => _SelectGraphicsRendition },
{ '#', _ProcessHashCommand },
};
m_hashCommands = new Dictionary <char, Func <Action <List <int> > > >()
{
// TROUBLE: The current definition of XTPUSHSGR and XTPOPSGR use curly
// brackets, which turns out to conflict badly with C# string formatting.
// For example, this:
//
//
// $csFmt = (New-ColorString).AppendPushFg( 'Cyan' ).Append( 'this should all be cyan: {0}' )
// [string]::format( $csFmt.ToString( $true ), 'blah' )
//
// will blow up.
//
// For now, I'm going to switch to some other characters while we see if
// we get can something worked out with xterm.
//{ '{', () => _PushSgr },
//{ '}', () => _PopSgr },
{ 'p', () => _PushSgr },
{ 'q', () => _PopSgr },
};
m_state = new ControlSequenceParseState(m_commandTreeRoot);
} // end constructor
} // end class ControlSequenceParseState
public AnsiColorWriter()
{
DefaultForeground = ConsoleControl.ForegroundColor;
DefaultBackground = ConsoleControl.BackgroundColor;
m_state = new ControlSequenceParseState(CommandTreeRootStateHandler);
} // end constructor
