bash COMPREPLY with custom colors
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Is there a way to have a COMPREPLY return colored output?
I can get it to work when readline recognizes the output as a folder when I have bind "set colored-stats on", but I can't make my own colors.
I tried using
COMPREPLY[i]="[E[01;34m]$COMPREPLY[i][E[0m]"
and
COMPREPLY[i]=$(printf "%b%s%b" "x01E[01;34mx02" "$COMPREPLY[i]" "x01E[0mx02")
but the first prints those characters literally and the second prints ^A^[[0m^B for all options. Removing the [ ] wrappers makes every option be ^[[0m
bash autocomplete readline inputrc
asked Feb 8 at 19:14
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Is there a way to have a COMPREPLY return colored output?
I can get it to work when readline recognizes the output as a folder when I have bind "set colored-stats on", but I can't make my own colors.
I tried using
COMPREPLY[i]="[E[01;34m]$COMPREPLY[i][E[0m]"
and
COMPREPLY[i]=$(printf "%b%s%b" "x01E[01;34mx02" "$COMPREPLY[i]" "x01E[0mx02")
but the first prints those characters literally and the second prints ^A^[[0m^B for all options. Removing the [ ] wrappers makes every option be ^[[0m
bash autocomplete readline inputrc
asked Feb 8 at 19:14
jeremysprofilejeremysprofile
256111
add a comment |
Is there a way to have a COMPREPLY return colored output?
I can get it to work when readline recognizes the output as a folder when I have bind "set colored-stats on", but I can't make my own colors.
I tried using
COMPREPLY[i]="[E[01;34m]$COMPREPLY[i][E[0m]"
and
COMPREPLY[i]=$(printf "%b%s%b" "x01E[01;34mx02" "$COMPREPLY[i]" "x01E[0mx02")
but the first prints those characters literally and the second prints ^A^[[0m^B for all options. Removing the [ ] wrappers makes every option be ^[[0m
bash autocomplete readline inputrc
asked Feb 8 at 19:14
jeremysprofilejeremysprofile
256111
Is there a way to have a COMPREPLY return colored output?
I can get it to work when readline recognizes the output as a folder when I have bind "set colored-stats on", but I can't make my own colors.
I tried using
COMPREPLY[i]="[E[01;34m]$COMPREPLY[i][E[0m]"
and
COMPREPLY[i]=$(printf "%b%s%b" "x01E[01;34mx02" "$COMPREPLY[i]" "x01E[0mx02")
but the first prints those characters literally and the second prints ^A^[[0m^B for all options. Removing the [ ] wrappers makes every option be ^[[0m
bash autocomplete readline inputrc
bash autocomplete readline inputrc
asked Feb 8 at 19:14
jeremysprofilejeremysprofile
256111
asked Feb 8 at 19:14
jeremysprofilejeremysprofile
256111
edited Feb 8 at 19:31
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asked Feb 8 at 19:14
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asked Feb 8 at 19:14
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