Add colorful output to windows console - #21
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Why don't you use a separate Listener for your colorful output? That can be done easily and would be an opt-in option for users. The Listener Framework is designed stackable (Compile-time Decorator pattern) for that purpose. This makes the code less intrusive and has a lower bug potential. |
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That sounds good to me and I try to do that, as soon as possible. |
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Adds a colorful output to the windows console (e.g. Visual Studio is used).
Now it's easier to differ between successful and failed tests.