In addition to not liking the 'e' in the color coding \e[0;36...Lope uses
the \e escape character all throughout the actual colour function...in lines
like :
case 'p':
if( col->prompt[2] )
sprintf( code, "\e[%d;3%dm%c", col->prompt[0], col->prompt[1],
'\a' );
else
sprintf( code, "\e[%d;3%dm", col->prompt[0], col->prompt[1] );
break;
Every time the \e is used, I get that same warning about invalid character
escape sequence.
I heard that \e is the same as \027....so I did a global search and replace
and re-compiled...I nolonger got the warnings...but I STILL got
gobble-d-gook when the colour command was toggled on:
color
ColoUr is now ON, Way Cool!
Further syntax:
colour [0;36m<[0mfield[0;36m> <[0mcolour[0;36m>[0m
colour [0;36m<[0mfield[0;36m>[0m [0;36mbeep[0m|[0;36mnobeep[0m
Type help [0;36mcolour[0m and [0;36mcolour2[0m for details.
ColoUr is brought to you by Lope, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[0;36m<2000hp 2000m 2000mv> [0m' hrm
[0;32mYou say '[1;32mhrme[0;32m'[0m
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