change colour for parameters on powershell linux [closed]
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can you see the -Uri Parameter? this is very hard to read on linux.
is there a way to change the colour?
linux powershell console powershell-core
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can you see the -Uri Parameter? this is very hard to read on linux.
is there a way to change the colour?
linux powershell console powershell-core
edited Nov 10 at 0:04
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This is good and useful information, but probably would be more appropriate on Super User or Unix & Linux, as the issue is not "unique to software development". As always, prior to posting on another site, please read the on-topic page for whichever site on which you are thinking of posting this.
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can you see the -Uri Parameter? this is very hard to read on linux.
is there a way to change the colour?
linux powershell console powershell-core
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can you see the -Uri Parameter? this is very hard to read on linux.
is there a way to change the colour?
linux powershell console powershell-core
linux powershell console powershell-core
edited Nov 10 at 0:04
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asked Nov 9 at 21:57
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asked Nov 9 at 21:57
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closed as off-topic by jww, K.Dᴀᴠɪs, eyllanesc, TheIncorrigible1, Makyen Nov 10 at 1:14
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This is good and useful information, but probably would be more appropriate on Super User or Unix & Linux, as the issue is not "unique to software development". As always, prior to posting on another site, please read the on-topic page for whichever site on which you are thinking of posting this.
– Makyen
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Hemant answered my question on twitter. You can see the colour settings with the Cmdlet Get-PSReadLineOption. To edit the property ParameterColor I ran Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @"Parameter"=[ConsoleColor]::Gray.
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Yes.. Looking atGet-Help -Name Set-PSReadLineOptionwould tell you this.
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Hemant answered my question on twitter. You can see the colour settings with the Cmdlet Get-PSReadLineOption. To edit the property ParameterColor I ran Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @"Parameter"=[ConsoleColor]::Gray.
answered Nov 9 at 22:15
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Yes.. Looking atGet-Help -Name Set-PSReadLineOptionwould tell you this.
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Hemant answered my question on twitter. You can see the colour settings with the Cmdlet Get-PSReadLineOption. To edit the property ParameterColor I ran Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @"Parameter"=[ConsoleColor]::Gray.
answered Nov 9 at 22:15
Guenther Schmitz
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Yes.. Looking atGet-Help -Name Set-PSReadLineOptionwould tell you this.
– TheIncorrigible1
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Hemant answered my question on twitter. You can see the colour settings with the Cmdlet Get-PSReadLineOption. To edit the property ParameterColor I ran Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @"Parameter"=[ConsoleColor]::Gray.
answered Nov 9 at 22:15
Guenther Schmitz
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Hemant answered my question on twitter. You can see the colour settings with the Cmdlet Get-PSReadLineOption. To edit the property ParameterColor I ran Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @"Parameter"=[ConsoleColor]::Gray.
answered Nov 9 at 22:15
Guenther Schmitz
7851214
answered Nov 9 at 22:15
Guenther Schmitz
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answered Nov 9 at 22:15
Guenther Schmitz
7851214
answered Nov 9 at 22:15
Guenther Schmitz
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Yes.. Looking atGet-Help -Name Set-PSReadLineOptionwould tell you this.
– TheIncorrigible1
Nov 10 at 0:26
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Yes.. Looking atGet-Help -Name Set-PSReadLineOptionwould tell you this.
– TheIncorrigible1
Nov 10 at 0:26
Yes.. Looking at
Get-Help -Name Set-PSReadLineOption would tell you this.– TheIncorrigible1
Nov 10 at 0:26
Yes.. Looking at
Get-Help -Name Set-PSReadLineOption would tell you this.– TheIncorrigible1
Nov 10 at 0:26
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This is good and useful information, but probably would be more appropriate on Super User or Unix & Linux, as the issue is not "unique to software development". As always, prior to posting on another site, please read the on-topic page for whichever site on which you are thinking of posting this.
– Makyen
Nov 10 at 1:23