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color don't change #134
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You're going to need to be way more specific. Colour is tricky to demonstrate via copy/paste, so assuming nothing's working I'll demonstrate with move cursor right:
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I've the same problem too
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Which gives me the same problem: lack of detail - all I can tell from that is you're using 64-bit Win7 and either |
Hello, |
Does |
No, it's not. But it's worked before I've bought another SSD and change its letter, I've even search somethig according with ansicon in regedit and found only its path in Path variable (which is correct). Will be glad it can be helpful. |
Do a log and send me the output. Here's mine.
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I'm so sorry, was busy this days. I forgot to run |
Windows 10 doesn't quite support colors out of the box - programs must still enable the terminal sequences. |
@acuna-public , a lil tip, make a bat/.cmd file for this task and @adoxa , Jason, could you onclude the WinNT 10/11 colorcode into ansicon, or it is not other ? (should i make a new issue?) |
I did actually make a start on passing through SGR sequences, but got sidetracked and never went back to it. Bit busy atm, but I'll get there... |
@adoxa yes, but is sequences only one way to get colors in cmd, or I've missed something? |
@blackcrack thank you, all is working without it, I've simply forgot to call |
I'm not sure what you're asking. If you want, e.g. cmd's |
It can't change the color. i.e., [...m has no effect. Win10 x64.
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