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I have a log file which contains Ansi Escape sequence <1b>[H<1b>[2J

AnsiEsc plugin does not hide these escape sequences. Shouldn't it hide them?

The escape sequence are created by the "clear" command:

$ clear > foo.txt

and foo.txt contains <1b>[H<1b>[2J

-- Dominique 2010/06/17

Running the following command, I would expect to see the word "foo" with color. But AnsiEsc does not show any color:

$ echo "foo bar" | grep --color=always foo | vim -c AnsiEsc

The terminal codes (output of grep) are:

<1b>[01;31m<1b>[Kfoo<1b>[m<1b>[K bar

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 ==Not hiding an escape sequence==
-I have a log file which contains Ansi Escape sequence <tt><1b>[H<1b>[2J</tt>
+I have a log file which contains Ansi Escape sequence <code><1b>[H<1b>[2J</code>
 AnsiEsc plugin does not hide these escape sequences. Shouldn't it hide them?
@@ Line 11: / Line 11: @@
 </pre>
-and foo.txt contains <tt><1b>[H<1b>[2J</tt>
+and foo.txt contains <code><1b>[H<1b>[2J</code>
 -- Dominique 2010/06/17
@@ Line 18: / Line 18: @@
 Running the following command, I would expect to see the word "foo" with color.
 But AnsiEsc does not show any color:
+ $ echo "foo bar" | grep --color=always foo | vim -c AnsiEsc
-  $ echo "foo bar" | grep --color=always foo | vim -c AnsiEsc
 The terminal codes (output of grep) are:
+ <1b>[01;31m<1b>[Kfoo<1b>[m<1b>[K bar
-  <1b>[01;31m<1b>[Kfoo<1b>[m<1b>[K bar