remove terminal escapes from configure script for non-tty users #127
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What you suggest is indeed the best solution, i.e. checking tty -s and using vt100 escapes when available. Could you please submit it? |
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This patch removes the terminal formatting escape sequences output from the configure script. This is helpful for non-tty users like automated test systems. See OCamlPro/opam-repository#812.
Alternately, if you'd like to keep the vt100 escapes, I would like to humbly ask that you check the return code of "tty -s" and conditionally suppress the escape sequences.
Thank you.