Looks awesome! This will be particularly nice for displaying results of statistical procedures in nice neat tables, with statistically significant features popping out in colour. I’ll definitely be using it.
Currently it can only handle static output (except the progress bars that get “updated” at every referesh, but are not interactive). All you see is basically just text printed out in the terminal.
It might include some interactivity in the future, bot not any time soon.
@findmyway This could be nice for prettier agent tree printing in RL.jl, with colors coding to better differentiate the leaves of the trajectory and the policy and other sub-components for example .
Out of interest, is this package currently accessible to blind / partially sighted users? If not, could someone create an alternative output format which was?
@FedeClaudi sorry for reviving this thread, but I was curious about whether or not there is a way for Term.jl to automatically color format XML statements such as (all grey in terminal):
but the coloring is actually done by highlights.jl, Term just prints it out. If you have a parser that takes XML statements and injects color (via Term’s markup syntax or using ANSI escape codes directly) then yeah you can do it. I don’t know much about XML, but if the syntax is fairly simple perhaps you can work out a few regex expressions to inject color into a string of XML statements.
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