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mihnita / ansi-econsole

Eclipse plugin that understands ANSI escape sequences to color the Eclipse console output.
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The new version (1.4.0.202001252332) starts "disabled" #44

Closed mihnita closed 4 years ago

mihnita commented 4 years ago

When you start Eclipse the icon in the title-bar of the console is enabled (colored). If you go to Preferences --> Ansi Console the "Enabled" checkbox is checked.

But if you run something that outputs something with escapes, you can see the escape codes, and there are no colors.

If you click the icon to disable-enable, then run your app, it all work ok.

But the next time you start Eclipse this is (again) lost.

mihnita commented 4 years ago

I think I have a fix... I want to check it on Mac and Win, and also on older version of Eclipse before releasing it

mihnita commented 4 years ago

And lowering the priority, as it looks like it is not happening on all systems. Happens on a Linux machine, but not another. Does not seem to happen on Win 10 or Mac OS.

mihnita commented 4 years ago

Fixed, I think. Got back to the old behavior, where the icon is always "on" at startup, even if when you exited eclipse it was off. But it is not a real change of status. The plugin starts "off", only the indicator is "on". Will open a different bug for that.