added a way to use ANSI codes on Windows, with a very small library #176
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I also take this opportunity to fix some bugs and adds lots of useful functions in Strings.java to simplify string formatting. Like to easily print a menu, using mJust/lJust/rJust, like this: |
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Hello anuke, i come back with another way, to use ansi codes on windows.
It use a very small library, with a dll, to be able to use the windows' kernel32 api.
This time, the code is tested and fully functional. I also added the dependency in the build.gradle, with an implementation of it, only for windows.
the library used is jansi-native, version 1.1. A 15 years old version, but it's enough for the use.
I hope, this time, you will merge this PR.
Have nice day.