Closed mck1117 closed 9 months ago
/* Macros for colored text on the output, if supported. */
#if defined (PLATFORM_LINUX)
#define OUTPUT_RESET "\033[0m"
#define OUTPUT_RED "\033[31m"
#define OUTPUT_GREEN "\033[32m"
#define OUTPUT_YELLOW "\033[33m"
#else
#define OUTPUT_RESET ""
#define OUTPUT_RED ""
#define OUTPUT_GREEN ""
#define OUTPUT_YELLOW ""
#endif
/* Macros for colored text on the output, if supported. */ #if defined (PLATFORM_LINUX) #define OUTPUT_RESET "\033[0m" #define OUTPUT_RED "\033[31m" #define OUTPUT_GREEN "\033[32m" #define OUTPUT_YELLOW "\033[33m" #else #define OUTPUT_RESET "" #define OUTPUT_RED "" #define OUTPUT_GREEN "" #define OUTPUT_YELLOW "" #endif
That has nothing to do with it - this isn't color from stdout, this is color from logic parsing the output and setting the background on the window.
Either way, this is fixed now by the JNI+openblt implementation instead of executing an external process.