java - Funny Shell Output: [01;32mtestfile.txt[00m instead of testfile.txt -

Question: I am receiving "strange" character output. I am thinking that one How to obtain regular outputs seen in potty session

"funny" I mean I should see this:

  testfile.txt   
 And I'm looking into this:  
  [01; 32mtestfile.txt [00m   
 This is similar to the answer, the problem does not satisfy my need. Answer: To call the channel set, set  is setPty (false)  , Which completely removes the "pseudo-terminal", but in real time I should have the output of the channel shell. Here's an example of what I'm doing:  
  ChannelShell channel = (channel shell) session.openChannel ("shell"); Channel.setOutputStream (new printstream (New BytereOnputStream), true, "UTF-8") {@ Override Public Wide List (Byte [B], int, off lane] {super.written (b, off, lane) ; String output = new string (b, off, lane); system out. Print (output); sendNextCommand (output); // next command depends on the output executed, this is why I do not need it .}}); PipedInputStream = new pipe inputtream (); ChannelInput = New PipedOutputStream (in); (In) channel.setInputStream; Channel.connect (); While (! Channel.isClosed () & Channel WaitRetries ++   
 sendNextCommand method is to see that Basically, when I look at something like this:  [user @ server ~] $  then execute it:  ls  should return it:  testfile.txt  but  instead  return it Yes:  [01; 32mtestfile.txt [00m  (Note: I can not copy and paste the first character, but this is a box, four of 27 code which I think is an escape character ).  
 Now I will usually just get rid of this kind of thing, but I want to get it properly, and it also seems that there is a number of variants for the variants, so I am here I hope you can help :)  
 Note: I will call it my Windows machine I am running through my IDE (an eclipse rip) through the medium, but I have tried debugging and variable  outputs. In fact, "funny" character shows I just want to make sure that this is only the IDE I have also tried to show it in  JOptionPane.messageDialog  to ensure that it is still not a letter. Thanks!   
 
 
 Yes, these are ANSI escape sequences, in the case of  ls  
  ls  has a  - color = never  option, which should resolve specific  ls   < P> Calling  ChannelShell.setPtyType ("dumb")  can also help (untested). You may have to look around to find a terminal type that disables the escape sequence.  
 For any particular reason, you can fire  ls  instead of using Java methods to check directory contents?