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tool: support bold headers in Windows #12321

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@jay jay commented Nov 14, 2023

  • If virtual terminal processing is enabled in Windows then use ANSI escape codes Esc[1m and Esc[22m to turn bold on and off.

Suggested-by: Gisle Vanem

Ref: #11770

Closes #xxxx

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tool: support bold headers in Windows
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- If virtual terminal processing is enabled in Windows then use ANSI
  escape codes Esc[1m and Esc[22m to turn bold on and off.

Suggested-by: Gisle Vanem

Ref: curl#11770

Closes #xxxx
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gvanem commented Nov 16, 2023 •
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What could be done for the link-text on Windows? AFAIK, it's possible with underlined text under VTS,
but I'm not sure that's the same as for Unix. How does a LINK <url> look and work under Unix? Click on it and it opens the
default browser?

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bagder commented Nov 16, 2023

How does a LINK look and work under Unix? Click on it and it opens the default browser?

Click on it and the "default app" for that link type opens it, yes. Presumably typically a browser.

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gvanem commented Nov 16, 2023

Click on it and the "default app" for that link type opens it, yes.

That would be hard to accomplish on Windows I guess.

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DHowett commented Dec 6, 2023

That would be hard to accomplish on Windows I guess.

With Windows Terminal, you can Ctrl-click URLs to open them in your default browser. 🙂

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bagder commented Dec 6, 2023

With Windows Terminal, you can Ctrl-click URLs to open them in your default browser. 🙂

Yes, but with some of the other-systems terminals, we can also "mark up" relative URLs used in the headers and spell out the full URL for when someone clicks on them. Ie use more meta-data than what is visible on screen.

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DHowett commented Dec 6, 2023

If you end up using OSC 8 (the standard for hyperlinks in terminals) that will work on Windows as well!

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bagder commented Dec 6, 2023

Aha!

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