Parsing ANSI color codes from strings

Hello,
I'm putting together a telnet app/applet and the next big milestone
on my list is putting in ANSI color support (or at least automatically
removing it). However, I've been having trouble figuring out a way to
read the codes.
For anyone that doesn't know, this is an example of an ANSI code: \033
[30m where "30" can be a number from 0 to 49.
I've tried using a regexp to find the codes, but with my limited regexp
knowledge, nothing has seemed to work so far. Can anyone help me out
with this?
Thanks.

String test = "one\033[40mtwo\033[38mbloggle";
System.out.println( test.replaceAll( "\\033\\[\\d\\dm", "[test]" ) );?

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