PowerShell Studio: ANSI Color Codes in Debugger

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PowerShell Studio: ANSI Color Codes in Debugger

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Does PowerShell Studio support ANSI color codes in the Debugger?
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Re: PowerShell Studio: ANSI Color Codes in Debugger

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I am not sure I understand what you mean.
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Re: PowerShell Studio: ANSI Color Codes in Debugger

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Hi Alexander,

I'm wondering if the Debug Panel supports Color Output.

For example, if you execute the following command in the Console Panel, or in a terminal, the text is displayed in blue:

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Write-Host "Blue Text" -Foreground Blue
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Re: PowerShell Studio: ANSI Color Codes in Debugger

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Not at the moment. But I suppose it should. I will file a feature request. We already support that in the Windows App host, so it should not be too much of a problem.
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