Doesn't work on command prompt

[jredfox]

Describe the bug
the printlines do not show color when running the program from a compiled jar via command prompt. java -jar jcolor.jar it printlines the escape characters but not the color

I noticed calling echo with an ansi escape sequence seems to fix this. If the terminal is command prompt you should apply a fix similar to this
new ProcessBuilder(new String[]{"cmd", "/c", "echo", "\u001B[42m A TEST�[0m"}).inheritIO().start().waitFor();

[dialex]

Windows Command Prompt does not support ANSI escape codes by default. Check these workarounds.

[jredfox]

If you actually read my issue I have a fix for it without screwing up admin privileges and reg editing the os which can break things Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

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[dialex]

The link I shared has 4 workarounds, only one requires reg editing. I would like to avoid a 5th workaround.
Also, does your fix work for Windows, Linux and Mac? I don't want to go back to if (OS == WIN) then X else Y logic.