ConsoleWrite Color

[victor]

Hi ,

I wonder if ConsoleWrite can out put different text color ?

cheer

[Shaggi]

Using SciTE - you can emit "+->!" at a start of a line. If you're working with consoles, use the winapi instead. Or you can check out my sig for a UDF that can do it

[victor]

Thanks ,

Yes it's for SciTE stdout , I had tried the above code and it seem only the BLUE is working

ConsoleWrite('> = Blue' & @LF)

[Chimaera]

Worked fine for me maybe your not on the latest release of Autoit /Scite?

[guwguw]

Thanks ,

Yes it's for SciTE stdout , I had tried the above code and it seem only the BLUE is working

ConsoleWrite('> = Blue' & @LF)

Try these

ConsoleWrite("> " & @ScriptLineNumber & " makes color BLUE" & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("! " & @ScriptLineNumber & " makes color RED" & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("- " & @ScriptLineNumber & " makes color ORANGE" & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("+ " & @ScriptLineNumber & " makes color GREEN" & @CRLF)

Now I'm wondering if there is a way to color single text (like groups or single words) inside console text ...

Edited October 28, 2012 by guwguw

[caleb41610]

Thanks ,

Yes it's for SciTE stdout , I had tried the above code and it seem only the BLUE is working

ConsoleWrite('> = Blue' & @LF)

Those will color the entire line. You can't individually color items throughout a single line in the Scite console.

Edited October 28, 2012 by caleb41610

[Jos]

Now I'm wondering if there is a way to color single text (like groups or single words) inside console text ...

When you mean inside of SciTE's Outputpane then the answer is: No

You are depending on what the lexer in SciTE for the outputpane supports, which is really made to lex the output of compiler programs and automatically does some coloring for warnings and errors.

Jos