Added ANSI code for color reset to messages#5
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Added ANSI code for color reset to messages#5MikeDacre wants to merge 1 commit intobenmills:masterfrom MikeDacre:color_reset
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Previously, colored messages did not reset the color on printing, this meant that calling vim-bundle from an update script in a loop would result in the entire output being green. I added the code \033[0m to the end of the strings, which prevents this from happening.
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Previously, colored messages did not reset the color on printing, this
meant that calling vim-bundle from an update script in a loop would
result in the entire output being green. I added the code \033[0m to the
end of the strings, which prevents this from happening.
Previously:
After update:
