When working in a terminal emulator, usually there is a pattern of ^[[?2004h (enable bracketed paste mode) before the prompt and/or ^[[?2004l (disable bracketed paste mode) after the prompt It is possible to have other patterns like ^[[200~ (start of paste) and ^[[201~ (end of paste) The visible artifacts might not be the full sequences listed above as the ^[ escape character might not be. The character ─ you gave is unicode u2500, box drawings light horizontal If you line up the bit patterns, you get something like 1110 0100 1001 0100 1000 0000 = e4 94 80 0 0100 1 0100 00 0000 = 2500 so this seems to be a multibyte encoding, where the msbs denote first byte and following byte. \33[39;1h this is csi <number>
This moves the cursor to the 39th line, 1st column \33[23;0;0t this is another window manipulation sequence This ip subnet calculator covers both ipv4 and ipv6 protocols, providing information such as ip address, network address, subnet mask, ip range, and more.
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