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So, I'm trying to learn how to flip emoji.
I was provided a solution for PowerShell that I can't quite get working in TCC.
The code is:
And works fine on bash:
However, when I do the same in TCC (using quotes around the argument instead of apostrophes, as one does), it doesn't display, despite me being in the same window with the same terminal display capabilities:
I think my printf needs to change under TCC, but I'm not sure where its' going wrong.
Any ideas?
I was provided a solution for PowerShell that I can't quite get working in TCC.
The code is:
Code:
printf '\eP0;8;1;10;0;2;20;0{ @???~}{wo_?/[MFJp@@@@@/GCA@??????/??????????;?_ow{}~???/@@@@@pJFM[/??????@ACG/??????????;??????????/??_ogKYr}{/?_ow\\NVb`O/@B@???????;??????????/{}rYKgo_??/O`bVN\\wo_?/???????@B@\e\\'
printf '\e( @\e[33m*(\e(B \e[36mThis is an important message \e( @\e[33m)+\e(B\e[m\n'
And works fine on bash:
However, when I do the same in TCC (using quotes around the argument instead of apostrophes, as one does), it doesn't display, despite me being in the same window with the same terminal display capabilities:
I think my printf needs to change under TCC, but I'm not sure where its' going wrong.
Any ideas?