ANSI color codes
int main() {
printf("\033[0;31m");
printf("Hello, World!\n");
printf("\033[m");
printf("Hello, World2!\n");
return 0;
}
Pueblo/UE supports a wide range of ANSI color codes. This is a list of those codes currently supported by Pueblo/UE, together with which client version they were introduced in. If the version is shown as "--", then it was introduced in version 2.01 or earlier (exact information is not available).
An ANSI code is sent by the world by sending an escape character (ESC, ASCII value 27) followed by the appropriate code sequence:
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[0m |
-- |
reset; clears all colors and styles (to white on black) |
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[1m |
-- |
bold on (see below) |
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[3m |
-- |
italics on |
|
[4m |
-- |
underline on |
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[7m |
2.50 |
inverse on; reverses foreground & background colors |
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[9m |
2.50 |
strikethrough on |
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[22m |
2.50 |
bold off (see below) |
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[23m |
2.50 |
italics off |
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[24m |
2.50 |
underline off |
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[27m |
2.50 |
inverse off |
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[29m |
2.50 |
strikethrough off |
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[30m |
-- |
set foreground color to black |
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[31m |
-- |
set foreground color to red |
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[32m |
-- |
set foreground color to green |
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[33m |
-- |
set foreground color to yellow |
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[34m |
-- |
set foreground color to blue |
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[35m |
-- |
set foreground color to magenta (purple) |
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[36m |
-- |
set foreground color to cyan |
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[37m |
-- |
set foreground color to white |
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[39m |
2.53 |
set foreground color to default (white) |
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[40m |
-- |
set background color to black |
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[41m |
-- |
set background color to red |
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[42m |
-- |
set background color to green |
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[43m |
-- |
set background color to yellow |
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[44m |
-- |
set background color to blue |
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[45m |
-- |
set background color to magenta (purple) |
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[46m |
-- |
set background color to cyan |
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[47m |
-- |
set background color to white |
|
[49m |
2.53 |
set background color to default (black) |
