On Friday, September 28, 2012 11:08:01 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
To summarize, when the work is complete users will be able to set
> colors for the log_error_color and log_warning_color settings that
> will be compatible with the color scheme used in the log pane. Calls
> to g.error and g.red will use the former setting; calls to g.warning
> and g.blue will use the latter.
>
Done at the trunk at rev 5463. The work was easier than expected.
g.app.log.c is the desired commander.
g.es now "redirects" colors using the following settings:
'black': @color log_text_foreground_color
'blue': @color log_warning_color
'red': @color log_error_color
In other words, if you specify the colors black, blue or red directly to
g.es, or use g.red, g.blue, g.error or g.warning, the actual color used
will be based on the settings.
If you specify any other color besides black, blue or red, that will be the
actual color of the text sent to the log. Admittedly, this is a bit
kludgy, but it should suffice for almost any conceivable purpose. Note
that using the default settings will result in no color translation at all,
which means that g.es(s, color=whatever) will always work as expected.
Edward
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