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OS version: Win7 SP1 x86
ConEmu version: SVN
Solution seems simple: in CRealConsole::PrepareDefaultColors(...) around line #2400
causes my problem:
if (nTextColorIdx == nBackColorIdx)
nBackColorIdx = nTextColorIdx ? 0 : 7;
I inserted an additional condition here which works well for me:
if (nTextColorIdx == nBackColorIdx)
if (!(gpSet->nBgImageColors & (1 << nBackColorIdx))) // bg color is an image
nBackColorIdx = nTextColorIdx ? 0 : 7;
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I tried many ways to using a bright background image with black fonts. Some programs
are hardcoded to write to consoles with color #0 (black) background. So, after many
try I decided to replace Color #0 with an image, and of course I like to use black
fonts. With that additional line this works well. I tried "*" as replace color and
that also works.
Thank You for Your time, I will try to came up with bright ideas instead of these little
cosmetics :)
Reported by nanofoxxx on 2012-10-15 15:47:18
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Originally reported on Google Code with ID 764
Reported by
nanofoxxx
on 2012-10-15 15:47:18The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: