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From: Jonathan Bobin <moocat@cloud9.net>
Subject: Re: Color IRC codes?
Date: 1996/11/25
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I have an ircii script at http://www.cloud9.net/~moocat/colors.irc


sayanora
jonathan@jonathan.nasa.com


On 25 Nov 1996, wyv wrote:

> In article <57crk6$h3q@news1.epix.net>, gspath@epix.net says...
> >
> >Hi all! 
> >
> >I've seen people on the IRC run scripts that set terminal screen colors.
> >Does anybody have a list of the sequences used to do this?  Thanks for any
> >help!
> 
> Ahh, I've never seen/heard of scripts that "set terminal colors". Obviously 
> you're talking about script for ircII... You're probably thinking of scripts 
> for BitchX (and other clients like that) that support ANSI color. Scripts such 
> as bitZ and whirred have special options to set up colors used in the script, 
> but this has nothing to do with your terminal. The color is displayable because 
> of the client, not the script. So, basically, if you're looking for ANSI color, 
> I suggest you download a copy of BitchX and load up one of the scripts that are 
> included with it (bitZ and whirred are a couple of the most popular).
> 
> wyv
> 
> 
>