Friday, December 31, 1999, Daniel wrote:
DAK> On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, Lavrenty wrote:
>> These are colors from my screen.h :
DAK> What set of codes are these? These are *NOT* ISO6429/ECMA-48 (which
These set of codes are experimental. :)
My friend wrote small program and then look what each code mean.
He give it to me and I paste these codes in the source.
DAK> replace the ANSI standard) compliant code sequences and should not be
DAK> expected to function properly.
I have Circle30bpl15 with OasisOLC compiled in Borland C++ 5.02
I don't know HOW, but it's work. :)
>> #define C_RED "\x1B[22m"
>> #define C_GREEN "\x1B[20m"
>> #define C_YELLOW "\x1B[24m"
>> #define C_BLUE "\x1B[19m"
>> #define C_MAGENTA "\x1B[23m"
>> #define C_CYAN "\x1B[21m"
>> #define C_WHITE "\x1B[25m"
>>
>> #define C_D_GREY "\x1B[10m"
DAK> Excerpted from ECMA-048,
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DAK> You can download the ECMA-048 standard for free from http://www.ecma.ch/
DAK> in MS Word or PDF formats. You'll have to track it down on their web
DAK> site since I've forgotten the specific URL.
Thanks for information.
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Best regards,
Lavrenty mailto:crush@vtc.ru
Ìäàà.. õîðîøèå áûëè êîãäà òî îðèäæèíû. *sigh*
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