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Hi, |
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Am Sonntag, 10. Jun 2007, 15:06:03 -0500 schrieb Karl Haines: |
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> Color is pretty ;) lol. It makes things interesting! I agree however |
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> that there might need to be some way to turn it off easily. |
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As far as I see, most e* tools respond on an appended "|cat" |
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or have at least a non-color option. Ok, still there are |
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cursor positioning sequences. |
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I tried to switch them off; I managed to do this only by |
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modifing </sbin/functions.sh>. Further, when I give the |
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--nocolor option to an init script only the second line of |
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those below will lose its colour, the first one still |
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appears in green and blue. |
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* Caching service dependencies ... * [ ok ] |
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* Setting clock via the NTP client 'ntpdate' ... * [ ok ] |
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Some time ago I happened to write an equery redesign in |
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Ruby, just for fun. It's far from perfect but it definitely |
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won't output any colors if you don't want them. Of course, |
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init scripts are more difficult to handle because they are |
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written in Bash. In case anyone finds the project is worth |
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being pursued, here's the code: |
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http://www.bertram-scharpf.de/tmp/equery.rb |
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Bertram |
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Bertram Scharpf |
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Stuttgart, Deutschland/Germany |
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http://www.bertram-scharpf.de |
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