[TF] Terminal colors

[kevin at sb.o. (K. Ballard)]

Doesn't seem to work.

Oh well.

On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 12:56  PM, Johan van Selst wrote:

> There is a dirty trick which you can use on a Linux console,
> however I really doubt if this will work with MacOS:
>
> 	/def -h'world mud1' = /echo -r \033]P0ff0000
> 	/def -h'world mud2' = /echo -r \033]P00000c0
> 	/def -hdisconnect = /echo -r \033]R
>
> These commands work by sending special control codes which will
> immediately change the standard colour palette. The digit following the
> P is the colour which you want to change (0 = black). The command ends
> with the hexadecimal RGB-notation of the desired colour: the first 
> macro
> sets the background colour to red when you switch to the mud named
> "mud1", the seconds sets it to blue for "mud2" and the last command 
> will
> set it back to the default palette when disconnecting.

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