Newer servers (such as Redhat 6.1) will internally use
vt100 emulation by all means - thus sending you escape
sequences for virtually anything, even for displaying rows
when you list remote directories.. This may be a bit of
pain to remove since it's not what you expect to
receive - plain data you needed is 'garbled' with
ANSI sequences which you don't need.
One of the solutions would be to select different
TerminalType
property value, for example 'tty' instead of
'vt100'. Yet, if 'tty' is used you may
receive frequent errors from the server that it doesn't
understand 'tty' emulation.
In such cases, you can set StripANSI property to
True. When set, wodTelnetDLX will just remove ANSI
sequences from received data, thus leaving you with pure
text you intended to receive in the first place.
StripANSI
Property
