Windows Console Colors
Bill Walker
kwalker at earth1.net
Wed Jan 15 20:13:24 EST 2003
Here is a nifty solution to changing the console color when running python
in the interactive mode:
First, copy and paste the following debug program into an editor and save it
as "bluyel.scr":
=================================================
n bluyel.com
e 0100 B4 12 B3 10 CD 10 B8 40 00 8E D8 B8 00 06 B7 1E
e 0110 29 C9 B6 18 80 FB 10 74 04 8A 36 84 00 8A 16 4A
e 0120 00 FE CA CD 10 B4 02 8A 3E 62 00 29 D2 CD 10 C3
rcx
0030
w
q
=================================================
Make sure there is a CR at the end of the q on the last line.
Then run at the dos prompt:
debug < bluyel.scr
this will create a bluyel.com program. Copy it to the python directory.
Then cut and paste the following .bat file into your editor and save it to
the python directory as runPY.bat:
================
@echo off
mode con lines = 43
bluyel
python
================
Double-clicking on runPY.bat withh run a batch file that sets the console to
43 lines and sets the text
to yellow characters on a blue background. Then it runs the python
interpreter. All console i/o will
be yellow on blue, much better than the boring white on black that are the
default colors.
If you want different colors, change the last byte on the first e line in
the debug file. 1E = 1 for blue bg plus E
(14) for yellow fg.
0 - black 8 - dark gray
1 - blue 9 - light blue
2 - green 10 - light green
3 - cyan 11 - light cyan
4 - red 12 - light red
5 - magenta 13 - light magenta
6 - brown 14 - yellow
7 - white 15 - bright white
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