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Can I use spectre.console to print to my own colored console?
See original GitHub issueMy WPF app has its own console (based on Avalonedit).
For colored printing there is a function that takes three integers and a string:
PrintColored(red, green, blue, text)
Can I use spectre.console to print in color to my own console?
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# Name RGB Hex System.ConsoleColor
0 black 0,0,0 #000000 Black
1 maroon 128,0,0 #800000 DarkRed
2 green 0,128,0 #008000 DarkGreen
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@patriksvensson Thanks, it works already great in my F# scripting editor. Just the colors are missing.
@goswinr Exactly. If you do that you should be able to use Spectre.Console in your app.