Re: Hex codes for color

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Don't have any physical color dumb terminals, so I wouldn't know.

The only thing still blinking are the monochrome terminals.  Oh well, at 
least on them, it's not red.

Rob Berendt
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Rob, I'm a little late to this, but two things I didn't see mentioned:

1) In my experience, there is no blinking when using color terminals. 
YMMV depending on the terminal/emulator software.

2) Your MSGF reference.  Don't know if you're wanting to show different
attributes on messages displayed...  This will work for messages displayed
in a message subfile, but if you do a F1=Help on such a message, the
attributes in the message show up as "blocks" and the colors / underlines
do not materialize.

HTH,
GA

--- rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> What are the various hex codes for red, white, blinking, reverse image, 
> etc?
> 
> I want to bury these in a MSGF.
> 
> Rob Berendt



 
 
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