I want to print "Hello,How are you" in green colour using printf. How to do so?
this works in AIX...
printf "\033[1;32mHello,How are you?\033[m"
echo -e "\033[1;32mHello,How are you?\033[m" also gives the same output.
Is there any advantage or disadvantage of printing lines with echo with respect to printf?
printf comes with lot more options like formatting the o/p etc etc...
depending upon use we use either echo or printf...
could you suggest me a good tutorial on the internet for printing coloured output using printf or echo...
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How to print "hi how are you" in green coloured underlined text?
Plz help....
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How to print "hi how are you" in green coloured underlined text?
Plz help....
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How to print "hi how are you" in green coloured underlined text?
Plz help....
---------- Post updated at 03:31 PM ---------- Previous update was at 03:31 PM ----------
How to print "hi how are you" in green coloured underlined text?
Plz help....
this will do...
printf "`tput smul`\033[1;32mHello,How are you?\033[m`tput rmul`"