Re: Is there a Terminal::ANSIcolor for Windows?

> C:\NtUtil>raku -MTerminal::ANSIColor -e "say color('bold'), 'hello', 
> color('reset')"
> ←[1mhello←[0m

Interesting.  This works

echo ^[[32m HI ^[[0m

where `^[` is generated with `<alt><keypad 027>`

I do believe that the ESC `chr(27)` is not being literally
sent to the screen.  Raku is intercepting it.


raku -e "print Q/^[[32m Hi ^[[0m/"
←[32m Hi ←[0m

raku -e "print chr(27), '[32m Hi ', chr(27), '[0m'"
←[32m Hi ←[0m


raku -e "print Q[←]"
←

raku -e "print ord(Q[←])" 
                                      8592