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Aug 21 |
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Using sed to color the output from a command on solaris This is better than my current implementation in that it does not print raw ascii codes on solaris. However (for whatever reason), it doesn't color the output of 'somecommand' on solaris. It does on linux. I have accepted @Gilles answer, which does both. Thank you. |
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Aug 21 |
accepted | Using sed to color the output from a command on solaris |
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Aug 20 |
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Using sed to color the output from a command on solaris thanks for the response. As I said earlier, I can't change the echo command. 'echo' is just a stand-in for the process I'm calling, which I cannot change. Is it possible to use sed with tput somehow? Also, when I run that command on sunOS 5.10 I don't see any colors. |
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Aug 20 |
asked | Using sed to color the output from a command on solaris |
