Author IDE Naughty Ruffian Demon Qian Kanban IDE Title Color Code Tutorial Time Sat Jan 18 05:48:49 2003 Let’s do a little color coding tutorial... First you need to know what system you are using... Basically, I don’t memorize color codes...so what I say below is what I think is a very simple way^^... If your control code requires pressing the esc key twice to generate it... Then please press the esc key twice first... then *... will appear. Next, press esc once... and then press b... and it will appear. Background color? 0 black 1 red 2 green 3 yellow 4 dark blue 5 pink 6 light blue 7 white If you want to use a white background, press 7...and press enter.. The color code you want will appear... If you need the foreground... then repeat the above steps... but change b to f... and it will appear Foreground color? 0 black 1 red 2 green 3 yellow 4 dark blue 5 pink 6 light blue 7 white But it will produce something like *[47m*[34m... In order to reduce the color code... I suggest you... Remove the m*[ in the middle and replace it with ;... and it will become *[47;34m... If you need a foreground color or highlights... then add a 1 before this... Like *[1;47;34m... If you want it to flicker, add a 5... If you want it to appear, add a 4... Enter the 1 position above... If you want to see the effect of using it, please use the esc key and then press the c key... Also remember to add the recovery code after each line..*[m Remember that the * used above is entered by ESC twice... and m must be lowercase. Otherwise, the input will be invalid. If you are using a system where ctrl u will generate an * sign... Then in your article... press ctrl v first... and it will be converted to the color system... Then press ctrl c and it will generate BRGYLPCW Please enter brightness foreground background [normal white text and black background][0wb] If you need brightness with white text and blue background, press 1wl...and so on... If you want to flash, press 5 for brightness...press 4 for bottom line...If you don't want brightness and just want to save dark color, press 0... To restore the code, just press ctrl C and then press ENTER. Remember that pressing ctrl v once is in color mode...then just use ctrl C to select a color... Unless you press the clear key, which may leave the color mode and return to the original code system... Of course, if you don't mind the trouble, you can type them one by one... If you use the first method...press esc twice to appear * and then type [brightness; foreground; background m It will become *[brightness; foreground; background m If you use the latter method...press ctrl u and when * appears, type [brightness; foreground; background m It will become *[brightness; foreground; background m... Basically, the color codes of the foreground and background are easy to distinguish...the foreground color code is 3x...the background is 4x... And x is the color representative... x 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Color black red green yellow blue purple indigo white Outlook 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Background 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 Remember no matter which system you use...m must be lowercase... The control code must not be typed directly with *... There is also a semicolon used to connect the color code... Don't make a mistake... [Also... Hope you enjoy using it.... If you think the explanation below is not clear enough...please call me to consult IDE's naughty ruffian Demon Qian...^^ evil do beautiful work karen The stubborn scoundrel Demon Qian helps the empire Ka Ren Empire ip:140.135.56.28 Welcome to visit