COLOR
Syntax: #CO pattern color
Related: #HIGHLIGHT
If the pattern parameter is left out, this command changes the color of the last line received from the MUD. The color attribute can be a numeric attribute (compatible with the attribute values used by the text modes of DOS) or can be a combination of string values listed below, separated by commas.
If the pattern is included, a trigger is created to color any line matching the given pattern with the specified color.
Supports numeric values generated with the %color function, desciptive values including those listed in the %colorname function, and RGB values in hexadecimal format preceded by a $.
COLOR examples
#CO red
changes the color of the last line received to red.
#CO bold,red
changes the last line to bold font and colors it red
#CO 159
set color of last line received to bold white on blue background.
#CO {tells the group} red
same as #TRIGGER {tells the group} {#CW red}. Whenever a string is received from the MUD containing the pattern tells the group, the phrase is colored red. Only the phrase is used because #COLOR secretly uses the #CW command. If you really want the entire line colored, you must create the trigger manually using:
#TRIGGER {tells the group} {#COLOR red} |
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