How to use strip_colors method of Filesystem Package

Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Filesystem.strip_colors

filesystem.rb

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...51 args = command.strip.split(" ")52 args = args.unshift(env) if env53 @stdout, @stderr, @last_exit_status = Open3.capture3(*args)54 end55 @stdout = strip_colors(@stdout)56 @stderr = strip_colors(@stderr)57 end58 private59 def mkdir(dirname)60 FileUtils.mkdir_p(dirname) unless File.directory?(dirname)61 end62 def rmdir(dirname)63 FileUtils.rm_rf(dirname) unless File.directory?(dirname)64 end65 def current_dir66 File.join(*dirs)67 end68 def dirs69 ['tmp/​fs']70 end71 def strip_colors(string)72 string.gsub(/​\e\[((\d;?)+)m/​, "")73 end74end...

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1Filesystem.strip_colors('1.txt', '2.txt')2 def self.strip_colors(input_file, output_file)3The require_relative statement is used to import code from another file. The require statement is used to import code

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1puts strip_colors("test")2 def strip_colors(text)3 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")4 def strip_colors(text)5 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")6puts strip_colors("test")7 def strip_colors(text)8 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")9puts strip_colors("test")10 def strip_colors(text)11 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")12puts strip_colors("test")13 def strip_colors(text)14 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")15puts strip_colors("test")16 def strip_colors(text)17 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")18puts strip_colors("test")19 def strip_colors(text)20 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")

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1dir_listing = ls(ARGV[0])2strip_colors(dir_listing).each { |line| puts line }3 def ls(dir)4 Dir.entries(dir).collect { |entry| colorize(entry) }5 def strip_colors(dir_listing)6 dir_listing.collect { |entry| entry.gsub(/​\e\[\d+m/​, '') }7 def colorize(entry)8 if File.directory?(entry)9dir_listing = ls(ARGV[0])10strip_colors(dir_listing).each { |line| puts line }11 def ls(dir)12 Dir.entries(dir).collect { |entry| colorize(entry) }13 def strip_colors(dir_listing)14 dir_listing.collect { |entry| entry.gsub(/​\e\[\d+m/​, '') }15 def colorize(entry)16 if File.directory?(entry)17dir_listing = ls(ARGV[0])18strip_colors(dir_listing).each { |line| puts line }19 def ls(dir)20 Dir.entries(dir).collect { |

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1Filesystem.strip_colors('1.txt', '4.txt')2 def self.strip_colors(input_file, output_file)3The require_relative statement is used to import code from another file. The require statement is used to import code

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1puts strip_colors("test")2 def strip_colors(text)3 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")4 def strip_colors(text)5 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")6puts strip_colors("test")7 def strip_colors(text)8 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")9puts strip_colors("test")10 def strip_colors(text)11 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")12puts strip_colors("test")13 def strip_colors(text)14 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")15puts strip_colors("test")16 def strip_colors(text)17 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")18puts strip_colors("test")19 def strip_colors(text)20 text.gsub(/​\e\[[\d;]+m/​, "")

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1dir_listing = ls(ARGV[0])2strip_colors(dir_listing).each { |line| puts line }3 def ls(dir)4 Dir.entries(dir).collect { |entry| colorize(entry) }5 def strip_colors(dir_listing)6 dir_listing.collect { |entry| entry.gsub(/​\e\[\d+m/​, '') }7 def colorize(entry)8 if File.directory?(entry)9dir_listing = ls(ARGV[0])10strip_colors(dir_listing).each { |line| puts line }11 def ls(dir)12 Dir.entries(dir).collect { |entry| colorize(entry) }13 def strip_colors(dir_listing)14 dir_listing.collect { |entry| entry.gsub(/​\e\[\d+m/​, '') }15 def colorize(entry)16 if File.directory?(entry)17dir_listing = ls(ARGV[0])18strip_colors(dir_listing).each { |line| puts line }19 def ls(dir)20 Dir.entries(dir).collect { |

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