feat: introduce optional mnemonics #57
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Add option to display established mnemonics for well-known escape
sequences.
* introduce ECMA-48, DEC, and Xterm mnemonics
* add `--mnemonics`,`-m` flags
* add tests for output changed by flags (raw and mnemonics)
* pass sequence data with `seqInfo` to handle multiple types of info
per one sequence
Signed-off-by: Michał Kotowski <[email protected]>
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(probably a little too over-engineered)
Add option to display established mnemonics for well-known escape sequences to make it easier to search for more information.
--mnemonics,-mflagsseqInfoto handle multiple types of info per one sequenceFurther details:
The optional flag adds
<MNEMONIC>between the dissected contents of the sequence and the explanation. Not displayed in situations likeTextor sequences without mnemonic and when sequence's type is the same as the mnemonic (SOS, PM, …).I believe the current PR introduces mnemonics to all currently handled sequences that have one.
Example:
