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This builds off of #122 & #123.

Starting with #123, this makes two (simple) changes:

  • colorama needs to be initialized to work
  • colorama.Fore.CYAN, et al. are just shortcuts for the ANSI codes, which colorama then interprets. So we don't need separate coloring instructions for the two platforms

I've tested it on my end on Windows, and colored output and editing both now work.

Closes #121, closes #122, closes #123.

maebert added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 4, 2014
@maebert maebert merged commit 92867a2 into jrnl-org:master Jan 4, 2014
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maebert commented Jan 4, 2014

Alright, merging it in and deploying.

@minchinweb minchinweb deleted the colorama-edit-fixes branch January 4, 2014 15:52
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Thanks for all the good work!

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maebert commented Jan 4, 2014

No, thank you!

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Color on Windows is broken

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