Add support for ANSI color codes in titles & subtitles#133
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Setting view.TitleColor overrides ANSI color codes contained in the titles. If TitleColor is not set (ColorDefault) and the title/subtitle contains ANSI colors, render them
The starting location of subtitle was erroneously including the length of ANSI color codes.
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Setting view.TitleColor overrides ANSI color codes contained in the titles. If TitleColor is not set (ColorDefault) and the title/subtitle contains ANSI colors - render them!
Here's an example using the following code:
Result: