Applescript support for getting/setting ANSI colors #10
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Incorrect indentation for these lines (should be indented 4 spaces)
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Thanks for making the changes. Just address the one line comment I added and it can be pulled. |
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Changed to be in style with the coding guidelines. |
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Applescript support for getting/setting ANSI colors
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Thanks a lot! |
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@gnachman Did this ever land in master? Edit: I don't think it did. Is this something that could land in |
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Yow, forgot about the dev branch :( |
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Cool, thanks! |
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As discussed here, I've updated the code to match the coding guidelines and used the
devbranch.Cheers