11-16-2015
For email, nowadays, if you want it "pretty" you going to send the pretty part as an html encoded block.
Now, that doesn't fix it for shell though.... you might be able to build a filter to translate embedded escapes into something meaningful when printed.
Not much help... but some ideas anyway...
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DIFFPP(1) DIFFPP DIFFPP(1)
NAME
diffpp - pretty-print diff outputs with GNU enscript
SYNOPSIS
diffpp currentfile < diff-file
DESCRIPTION
Diffpp converts diff(1)-program's output files to a format suitable to be printed with GNU enscript(1). Program annotates the changes with
enscript's special escapes so enscript can highlight the modified portions of the file. All changed and added lines are printed with
gray-background, deleted lines are marked with minus (`-') characters; diffpp prints one minus character for each deleted line.
EXAMPLES
The easiest way to use diffpp is to use it as an input filter for enscript. If an input filter is specified for enscript it is used to
pre-process the incoming data-stream. Filtering does not alter any header strings or file-timestamps which might be printed on enscript
headers; only the incoming data is modified.
enscript -G2re --filter='rcsdiff %s | diffpp %s' *.c *.h
Print the changes between current source files and their latest RCS-versions.
enscript -G2re --filter='diff %s~ %s | diffpp %s' *.c *.h
Print changes between source files and the corresponding backup-files.
SEE ALSO
diff(1), enscript(1)
AUTHOR
Markku Rossi <mtr@iki.fi> <http://www.iki.fi/~mtr/>
DIFFPP
Jan 29, 1997 DIFFPP(1)