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11-10-2003
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colored data output
Hi,
I am working with HP-UX 11. I try to make an colored data output with echo. I tried the following: echo "\033]32m Red" This works perfectly in my terminal. But when I type the same at the hpterm, it does not work, the terminal just prints the complete text "\033]32m Red" without color. Is there another way to make colored output, independent from the shell?! Thx for your help Ben Sky |
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11-11-2003
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Im not sure how to get a red output, but if you simply want your text to standout then check out the command tput. Specifically, look at the bold option. I use HPUX 11.X and on this machine, the bold option sets the output to blue text.
Also, try doing something like this..I dont really know if this will work! A shot in the dark if you will. RED_ON=`\033]32m Red` RED_OFF=`Add the Red off sequence here` echo "$RED_ON Add Your Text Here $RED_OFF" |
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