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How to print color text in AIX?
Post 302950252 by bobochacha29 on Wednesday 22nd of July 2015 11:52:47 PM
07-23-2015
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The problem is your terminal. What you want to do, works well on any ANSI-capable terminal. E.g. in my xterm it works. But if you have some dumb terminal, or dtterm (I think - didn't check) this ANSI sequence will not work. If you want to use portable sequences, you have to consult termcap database, what it can provide to you, using infocmp and you can use tput command to make text bold, underline and so on.
. It seems that securecrt doesn't support this.Found "xterm" in securecrt, now it's OK. Thanks guy
Last edited by bobochacha29; 07-23-2015 at 01:03 AM..
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