问题
I have tried Ansicon and I still cannot get ansi escape sequences to become recognized and interpreted in my CMD.EXE command prompt on Windows 7 64 bit. Has anyone been able to work this correctly and get a colorized console with this OS?
回答1:
I ran into the same problem today, and found a workaround.
The commandline utility Windows ANSI Color detects ANSI color codes and sets the corresponding console color.
Example:
myapp.bat | wac
where wac is the Windows ANSI color utility
回答2:
Ansicon use dll injection in order to enable ansi color in cmd.exe, which is disabled with the standard user privileges.
Try launching ansicon with "run as administrator" (right click)
回答3:
I've played a lot with this, and the best console for me is FarManager on Windows. http://www.farmanager.com/
It's a file manager, but with CTRL+O you will get the console, and very handy with full support of ANSI, autocomplete, etc.
回答4:
ANSICON (source) seems to work fine for me...
- Put ansicon somewhere you intend to keep it...
- Run
ANSICON -I - Close the terminal
- Open a new one...
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2294281/how-to-recognize-ansi-color-escape-codes-in-windows7-64-bit-command-terminal