Jason Hood

This seems related to #41, which worked for me, but was a while ago. Since you still have a regular console, `ansicon -u` should remove it and get IntelliJ working...

The warning says you are not using ANSICON, so I'm afraid you're asking in the wrong place (ANSICON only enables coloured output, nothing more - this is an issue with...

Which issue? The warning about ANSICON means you're not using (or Ruby's not detecting) ANSICON, so coloured output is disabled. The `NameError` is a problem with the script itself, entirely...

Is this with 1.66? Could you try with [1.70](https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=D18DE9C2F9D17ED!127&authkey=!ADZkdErqDeWb2cg&ithint=file%2czip)? Both versions seemed to work fine for me.

`ansicon -u` will uninstall ANSICON (if you can't even run Command Prompt any more, open the Run dialog and enter `cmd /d`).

This is actually a problem with `type` itself, that I can't really solve. What `type` does is read a buffer, convert it to UTF-16 and output that. The problem is...

Did you see the comment as I was writing it? You might like to look again...

My version of PHP is too old; which version should I get?

Wrapping `captured_long.txt` as php ```

The Git Bash shortcut runs `sh.exe` directly, there is no `cmd.exe` proxy. Modifying your shortcut to prefix with `ansicon` (or `cmd`) should do the trick. You may also be able...