🖥️How to use

How do you use it?

VT.NET provides several filtering and manipulation tools which allow you to perform these operations on strings that contain escape sequences under the VT.NET.Tools namespace. Currently, these tools are provided:

Function	Description
FilterVTSequences()	Filters all of the VT sequences
MatchVTSequences()	Matches all of the VT sequences
IsMatchVTSequences()	Does the string contain all of the VT sequences or a VT sequence of any type?
IsMatchVTSequencesSpecific()	Does the string contain all of the VT sequences or a VT sequence of any specific type?
SplitVTSequences()	Splits all of the VT sequences
DetermineTypeFromText()	Determines the VT sequence type from the given text
GetSequenceFilterRegexFromType()	Gets the sequence filter regular expression from the provided VT sequence type

Place the using VT.NET.Tools; directive at the top of the file that you want to call these functions in. You need to put the class name VtSequenceTools before the function name mentioned above so that it looks like this:

char BellChar = Convert.ToChar(0x7);
char EscapeChar = Convert.ToChar(0x1b);
char StringTerminator = Convert.ToChar(0x9c);
string vtSequence1 = $"{EscapeChar}[38;5;43m";
string filtered = VtSequenceTools.FilterVTSequences($"Hello!{vtSequence1}");
Console.WriteLine(filtered);