>Omikron.Basic< How do I set the color for PRINT?

[Omikronman]

Hello

In the Omikron.Basic manual I found the ESC sequence ESC+b x" to change the text color of the print command, where x is the number of the color. For couriosity I can not get some colors because I can only use the numbers 0 to 9. So black, dark green and some others are missing. How do I get them?

Tnx ^^

[wongck]

Is this outputting to the TOS screen right, if so I suspect this to be VT52 colours code 0-9 and possibly A-F for 16 colors.

[Omikronman]

I did try to use A to F in addition and yes, the colors go on changing but only begin to repeat instead of giving the missing ones.

[lp]

Hello

In the Omikron.Basic manual I found the ESC sequence ESC+b x" to change the text color of the print command, where x is the number of the color. For couriosity I can not get some colors because I can only use the numbers 0 to 9. So black, dark green and some others are missing. How do I get them?

It works in GFA.
x is not a number nor hex. x = ascii value, thus:
PRINT chr$(27)+"b"+chr$(x); !where x=0 to 15

[wongck]

Ah yes. Sorry I did mean Hex 0x01 to 0x0F but I do not know how to do that in BASIC

[kolli]

Hello
In the Omikron.Basic manual I found the ESC sequence ESC+b x" to change the text color of the print command, where x is the number of the color. For couriosity I can not get some colors because I can only use the numbers 0 to 9. So black, dark green and some others are missing. How do I get them?
Tnx ^^

Look:

[kolli]

Hello
In the Omikron.Basic manual I found the ESC sequence ESC+b x" to change the text color of the print command, where x is the number of the color. For couriosity I can not get some colors because I can only use the numbers 0 to 9. So black, dark green and some others are missing. How do I get them?
Tnx ^^

Look here:

[Omikronman]

Great, thanks!

[rockyone]

You can also change the color of the background

[wongck]

If it is VT52 controls code then according to the Wiki you can do a bunch of stuff;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VT52#GEMD ... extensions

[Omikronman]

Yes, the esc codes are mentioned in the manual as well. Some of them I used often.