Notes Go language output color characters in Linux environment

The go language is to print color characters similar to the Linux terminal output color characters, with a black background highlighting the green font as an example:

Fmt. Printf ("\ n%c[1;40;32m%s%c[0m\n\n", 0x1B, "Testprintcolor", 0x1B)

Where 0x1b is the marker, [start defining the color, 1 for highlighting, 40 for the black background, 32 for the green foreground, and 0 for restoring the default color. The display effect is:

The following code iterates through all the display effects.

Package Mainimport (    "FMT") func main () {    fmt. Println ("")    //foreground background color    //---------------------------------------    //  black    //  41 Red///green///  yellow    //  Blue    //  Magenta    //-  Blue    //Panax Notoginseng White////    code meaning    //-------------------------    //  0  terminal default settings    //  1  highlighting    //  4  using underscore    //  5  blinking    //  7  Anti-white display    //8 invisible for    b: =; b <=; b++ {//Background color = 40-47 for        f: =; F <= 37 ; f++ {//Foreground color = 30-37 for            d: = range []int{0, 1, 4, 5, 7, 8} {//display mode = 0,1,4,5,7,8                fmt. Printf ("%c[%d;%d;%dm%s (f=%d,b=%d,d=%d)%c[0m", 0x1B, D, B, F, "", F, B, D, 0x1B)            }            fmt. Println ("")        }        fmt. Println ("")    }}

The display effect is:

Notes Go language output color characters in Linux environment