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> OK, Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure why using a byte array is OK here, but from my point of view, a string or wstring is better to...

I personally think parsing output of `diff-highlight` result could be easier, and there are many third part of command line tools which can generate ANSI escape sequenced based result, such...

Can we use some control which supports ANSI escape sequence? For example, [Tk::TextANSIColor - Tk::Text widget with support for ANSI color escape codes - metacpan.org](https://metacpan.org/pod/Tk::TextANSIColor). Thanks.

Some more information: There is a git gui client project named [gitahead](https://github.com/gitahead/gitahead), which is QT based and implemented in C++. I just see that it compares some added or remove...

Any progress on this issue? Thanks.

> > > Some time ago I implemented this partly and not fully tested in my personal fork of git-cola > https://github.com/Myz/git-cola/commit/9dc5153c7734a9a53b85f7b62fab0d9d4a8a5ecd > > This still is missing one local...

> > > I would also benefit from this feature when I write LaTeX files. I tried taking a stab at the problem in this [commit](https://github.com/davethecipo/git-cola/commit/48321043df538b8d87e46dbaa677c7e6f345bee2). I used the approach...

It looks like parsing the `--word-diff=porcelain` result is not a good idea, there are some discussion in `git gui`'s git repo, it has a similar discussion: [Visualization of intraline differences...

Maybe, a python based parser like the C++ code in this post: [QTextEdit and colored bash-like output emulation](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26500429/qtextedit-and-colored-bash-like-output-emulation) can be used.

Hi, a recent discussion in [Scintilla / Bugs / #2161 Ansi color codes support](https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/2161/) shows that the scintilla control support basic ANSI color codes from year 2016, so maybe, we...