Difference between revisions of "Control Codes"
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| − | //echo -a $chr( | + | //echo -a $chr(03) $+ 04 Some $+ $chr(02) text $+ $chr(03) with $+ $chr(31) control $+ $chr(15) codes. |
At first, this will start control code for color ($chr(03)) with color 04, then add bold after the first word, end the color code (plain $chr(03) without any numbers after it), then start underline for the word "control", and end '''all''' control codes before word "codes".<br /> | At first, this will start control code for color ($chr(03)) with color 04, then add bold after the first word, end the color code (plain $chr(03) without any numbers after it), then start underline for the word "control", and end '''all''' control codes before word "codes".<br /> | ||
(i used those $+'s in there, so there will only be 1 space between words) | (i used those $+'s in there, so there will only be 1 space between words) | ||
[[Category:Remote]] | [[Category:Remote]] | ||
Revision as of 10:42, 13 June 2007
Control codes are used to modify the appearence of text (colors, bold, underline, inverse color)
$chr(02) (ctrl+b) = bold $chr(03) (ctrl+k) = color $chr(15) (ctrl+o) = normal (turn off all control codes) $chr(22) (ctrl+r) = reversed foreground/background color $chr(31) (ctrl+u) = underline
Examples:
//echo -a $chr(03) $+ 04 Some $+ $chr(02) text $+ $chr(03) with $+ $chr(31) control $+ $chr(15) codes.
At first, this will start control code for color ($chr(03)) with color 04, then add bold after the first word, end the color code (plain $chr(03) without any numbers after it), then start underline for the word "control", and end all control codes before word "codes".
(i used those $+'s in there, so there will only be 1 space between words)
