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@ -759,9 +759,14 @@ bat() {
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If an input file contains color codes or other ANSI escape sequences or control characters, `bat` will have problems
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performing syntax highlighting and text wrapping, and thus the output can become garbled.
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When displaying such files it is recommended to disable both syntax highlighting and wrapping by
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If your version of `bat` supports the `--strip-ansi=auto` option, it can be used to remove such sequences
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before syntax highlighting. Alternatively, you may disable both syntax highlighting and wrapping by
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passing the `--color=never --wrap=never` options to `bat`.
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> [!NOTE]
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> The `auto` option of `--strip-ansi` avoids removing escape sequences when the syntax is plain text.
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### Terminals & colors
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`bat` handles terminals *with* and *without* truecolor support. However, the colors in most syntax
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