Use 0 as your color to reset to default. If you want to set a color and background, simply separate the numbers with semi-colons. Use 1 to enable bolding. Consult this table to choose your …

I have tried echoing the prompt color codes as well, e.g. echo "%{\033[1;31m%}NO_PROJ%{\033[0m%}" but that prints the characters (no color). Running …

You generally have to catch the output from the commands and wrap in in echo statements with the color codes preceding the lines. You also need to put the colors back to their "normal" …

2012年2月21日 · setenv GREP_OPTIONS --color=auto 对于在KDE下使用fcitx的人，需要如下三行设置， 其实就是fcitx安装完后所提示的内容，如果你够细心的话。

2012年1月10日 · The '31' and the '1' are the things you change. The '31' is the color code, and the '1' is where you put whatever you want to color. The rest of it is the same for every color …

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ANSI color codes. The color of the prompt is set by expanding the escape sequence “\e[sm”, where s is a semicolon-delimited list of ANSI color codes: “\e[31;44;1m” would set the …

The 31 is the color code, and the %m is obviously where you put whatever you want to color. The rest of it is the same for every color coding; the beginning starts coloring, and the stuff …

2009年7月11日 · Here is the .tcshrc file and DIR_COLORS file if anyone uses tcsh or csh and wants a colourful prompt. Save as ~/.tcshrc. if ( -r /etc/DIR_COLORS ) then. if ( $?TERM ) …

2007年11月12日 · To set colors in tcsh, and in bash for that matter, and possibly other shells as well, use this: echo ESC[0\;42\;30m Replace ESC with a literal escape, usually achieved by …