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Hello,
I have written a JavaScript based ANSI viewer (no server language required). There are two versions:
1.) "HTML 5 Canvas" version:
Notes:
- the viewer draws the ANSI files to a HTML 5 canvas. At the moment not all browser support HTML 5 canvas (no support in IE)
- the page is very large (~650 KB) because some sample ANSI files are included
- best viewed with Firefox
- standalone HTML file, meaning no additional external files needed -> Save HTML and you can use it offline.
- ANSI can be saved as PNG
<a href="http://meph728.piranho.de/AnsiCanvas.htm" target="_top">http://meph728.piranho.de/AnsiCanvas.htm</a>
2.) "HTML 4" version
Notes:
- the viewer draws the ANSI file with images of the ansi font
- the page is very large (~650 KB) because some sample ANSI files are included and many images bust be loaded.
- best viewed with Chrome
- no standalone HTML file
<a href="http://meph728.piranho.de/AnsiPic.htm" target="_top">http://meph728.piranho.de/AnsiPic.htm</a>
3.) <b>NEW: Download the converter tool (for Windows)</b>:
Notes:
- convert ANSI art files with 2 clicks to a dynamic webpage
- no active server component required
- pure JavaScript and HTML4/HTML5
- .NET Framework required
<a href="http://meph728.piranho.de/download.htm" target="_top">http://meph728.piranho.de/download.htm</a>
What do you think?
Meph
PS: My English is poor. Sorry.
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