>> and if test was sending something like \1n\17\1kfoo\1nbar, "bar" would
>> still have a white background with black text.
DM> But putmsg() should return the current attribute even on the next line,
DM> no? That's how console.putmsg() works.
Well, I'm not sure.
Without my patch, writing to a frame (I'm using frame.putmsg() not console.putmsg()), \n was not reseting the color - in fact the patch I gave you was just resetting the background color, but I see that I had to update it to reset the foreground color as well.
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