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In iOS I get a response like this: \^[]0;pi@raspberrypi: ~\^G\^[[01;32mpi@raspberrypi\^[[00m:\^[[01;34<…>
\^[]0;pi@raspberrypi: ~\^G\^[[01;32mpi@raspberrypi\^[[00m:\^[[01;34<…>
In Android I see this: �]0;pi@raspberrypi: ~��[01;32mpi@raspberrypi�[00m:�[01;34m~ $�[00m �ll
�]0;pi@raspberrypi: ~��[01;32mpi@raspberrypi�[00m:�[01;34m~ $�[00m �ll
It looks like the encoded characters in Android are not being converted to strings properly.
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Or would be better to remove all the strange chars or format them in the proper way ....
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@nevishs those strange characters are xterm control sequences.
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In iOS I get a response like this:
\^[]0;pi@raspberrypi: ~\^G\^[[01;32mpi@raspberrypi\^[[00m:\^[[01;34<…>
In Android I see this:
�]0;pi@raspberrypi: ~��[01;32mpi@raspberrypi�[00m:�[01;34m~ $�[00m �ll
It looks like the encoded characters in Android are not being converted to strings properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: