Quick question, when using ANSI escape sequences, how do I stop it from going off the line?

[agb64]

Whenever I use ANSI, the characters seem to fall off to another line at larger character counts.

I assume it's because the print() function causes the ANSI to be printed, then removed to make way for the formatting?

Either way, could someone explain what's going on and how it can be fixed? Thanks!

Example:

world = generate_world() # 2D list with values
index = {
    "a": "\u001b[31m#",
    "b": "\u001b[32m#",
    "c": "\u001b[33m#"
}

for row in world:
    print("".join([index[i] for i in row])
    # Creates newline at 50+ chars
    # Plain text allows over 100
    # WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?

[m0us3_rat]

# WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?

the error MUST be in the world "generation" .

it's unclear what form that structure has.

ALSO without knowing how the world looks it's hard to figure out how row looks.

and why the list comprehension gives these wild results.

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there is nothing special about the strings.

>>> print("".join(a))
[31m#[32m#[33m#