mizmaster22:

As was mentioned on your previous thread on the same subject, if you can tell the software that your terminal doesn't handle color, much of that may go away unless it's cursor positioning stuff. But anyway, you can remove that stuff by making some regular expressions that recognize the strings and remove them, something like:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my $txt = "06:00\x1b[1;1H \x1b[24;0H \x1b[K 7 \x1b[1;1H "
.         "\x1b[0;7m list tvbs dnv 3334 06:00 \x1b[0m 8";

# Remove strings like <esc>[<digits_or_semicolon><letter>
$txt =~ s/\x1b\[[0-9;]+[A-Za-z]//g;

print $txt;
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All you need to do is figure out a good regular expression to match the bits you want to delete, and remove them as shown in the example. (The one I provided might delete too much, so be sure to test thoroughly.)

...roboticus

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