Priting Out in COLOURS

[Satish Chimakurthi]

Hi All,

This must be a simple thing to do, but am not sure about it. I like to know how I can print my statements out, in colour.

Example: print 'PYTHON IS VERSATILE'

By default, this statement prints out in BLACK. What if I need to change it's colour ??


Thanks in advance

Regards,
Satish


SATISH KUMAR CHIMAKURTHI
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Mechanical Engineering
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[Jorge Godoy]

Hi All,

This must be a simple thing to do, but am not sure about it. I like to
know how I can print my statements out, in colour.

Example: print 'PYTHON IS VERSATILE'

By default, this statement prints out in BLACK. What if I need to change
it's colour ??

Here it prints out in white, but this is how the terminal comes configured
to.

To use colors you can try printing ANSI codes to an ANSI enabled terminal or
use some module that will do the hardwork for you. NCurses come to my
mind...

 

[Donn Cave]

This must be a simple thing to do, but am not sure about it. I like to know
how I can print my statements out, in colour.

Example: print 'PYTHON IS VERSATILE'

By default, this statement prints out in BLACK. What if I need to change it's
colour ??

Well, you can make it as complicated as you want, but
the basic color sequence for ANSI terminals is like
'\033[NNm', where NN is 30..37 Use '\033[m' to return
to normal color.

Donn Cave, (e-mail address removed)