Synopsis:
   set display_ansi [on|off|toggle]

Description:
   When OFF:  Only escape characters will be handled by the client.  They
        will be converted into the reverse [ character ("[").  All other 
        characters, including any characters that come after the escape, will
        not be altered.

   When ON (default):  The entirety of all escape sequences will be handled
        by the client.  Escape sequences which can be converted into ircII
        equivalents (such as ^B and ^C and ^V) will be converted.  Escape
        sequences which cannot be converted into ircII equivalents will be
        entirely removed.  This conversion is done before other /SETs are 
        consulted, so if you have /SET COLOR OFF, it will remove not only 
	normal ^C color codes, but also converted ansi color codes.

   This setting affects output to your windows and status bars, but not to
   anything displayed with /XECHO -RAW.

   EPIC is not vulnerable to "flash" attacks, or any other malicious escape
   sequence attack.

See Also:
   set(4) color, display; echo(5); xecho(5)
