Re: Using ANSI codes
funog wrote: Stewart Gordon Wrote: Funog wrote: How can I get a D1 console program to use ANSI codes? Currently it just prints the escape character like any other... At first I thought you meant the ANSI character set, but then I realised you're probably talking about ANSI.SYS. This is an operating system issue, not a D issue. What OS version are you using? Try searching the web for info related to yours. Alternatively, check out disp.h, which comes with DMC, and use that instead. I once began writing D bindings for it Stewart. You are right. I was using Vista Premium, but it works fine on linux. http://github.com/DanielKeep/gb/blob/master/src/gb/io/Ansi.d Should stand on its own, but only works with Tango. -- Daniel
Using ANSI codes
How can I get a D1 console program to use ANSI codes? Currently it just prints the escape character like any other...
Re: Using ANSI codes
Funog wrote: How can I get a D1 console program to use ANSI codes? Currently it just prints the escape character like any other... At first I thought you meant the ANSI character set, but then I realised you're probably talking about ANSI.SYS. This is an operating system issue, not a D issue. What OS version are you using? Try searching the web for info related to yours. Alternatively, check out disp.h, which comes with DMC, and use that instead. I once began writing D bindings for it Stewart.
Re: Using ANSI codes
Stewart Gordon Wrote: Funog wrote: How can I get a D1 console program to use ANSI codes? Currently it just prints the escape character like any other... At first I thought you meant the ANSI character set, but then I realised you're probably talking about ANSI.SYS. This is an operating system issue, not a D issue. What OS version are you using? Try searching the web for info related to yours. Alternatively, check out disp.h, which comes with DMC, and use that instead. I once began writing D bindings for it Stewart. You are right. I was using Vista Premium, but it works fine on linux.
