Cannot compatible with Ansicon

[marslo]

I'm using Ansicon to make pretty prompt in my cmd:

However, cmder doesn't compatible with it. Error shows: `the system cannot find the file: <ansicon.exe_path>. But this file does exists in that path:

Can you fix that?

[samvasko]

This functionality is already implemented in ConEmu. Everything should work out of box

[marslo]

However, I'm using ansicon in my default cmd. It's better ignore it in cmder.

[marslo]

The ansicon has been added in Regedit -> HKCU -> Software -> Microsoft -> Command Processor -> AutoRun:
(if %ANSICON_VER%==^%ANSICON_VER^% "C:\Marslo\Tools\Software\System\CommandLine\Ansi\ansi166\x64\ansicon" -p)&%WINDIR%\alias.cmd

About the alias.cmd is for alias in default commandline.

[marslo]

Sorry for my mistake.

[marslo]

Is there anything update?
Thanks.

[Vivix]

ConEmu actively blocks Ansicon, you can not run it from ConEmu. This might be circumvented in various ways, but it is not necesarry. It should also only display the error once at startup, if it displays every time you write something, there's probably something else wrong. Is this the case?

[marslo]

Nop. This error will shows everytime.

My situation is, ansicon.exe (downloaded by myself) will be used in original cmd and other application. So it's not good idea to remove it just only for cmder.

[samvasko]

Sorry but this is wontfix. You will have to live with that. If you for some reason want to use cmd with ansicon I recommend using some parameters on shortcut to load ansicon.

[Fiorina161]

I have the same issue, can I suggest a way to simply prevent the message, e.g. a setting to enable/disable warnings? Thanks

[xjlin0]

Bliker: your cmder rocks and it's so pretty right out of box. Here I think you would like to know my testing result here:

Under MS windows I use ansicon to make console output in Ruby-IRB colorful with irbtools. And ConEmu blocks ansicon in cmder. Ignoring the warning I gem installed the irbtools and required it in .irbrc IT WORKS! Here is a screenshot comparing with Babun, another great variation of Cygwin.

[illtellyoulater]

Got the same problem, is there a solution similar to what @xjlin0 suggests? Thanks.