tomakita
First WriteWithGradient() replaces all colors in console
Version 1.2.10
When using multiple times WriteWithGradient(), console takes colors of 1st call,
for example:
ConsAscii.WriteWithGradient(threed.ToAscii("Blu->Viol").ToString(), Color.Blue, Color.Violet, 16);
ConsAscii.WriteWithGradient(bloody.ToAscii("Viol->Red").ToString(), Color.Violet, Color.Red, 14);
ConsAscii.WriteWithGradient(ansireg.ToAscii("Red->Yellow").ToString(), Color.Red, Color.Yellow, 16);
makes console Violet.
When using ReplaceAllColorsWithDefaults(); after any WriteWithGradient() call excluding last one, it resets colors but still the whole console is of last WriteWithGradient() color before replace.
Using ReplaceAllColorsWithDefaults(); make other output ok but messes whole WriteWithGradient() output.
Also it seems that it is outputting correct colors and then it changes whole console to first call before ReplaceAllColorsWithDefaults();
Without reset:
Reset afert 1st call
Reset afert 2nd call
Reset afert 3rd and last call - Colorful messed but Serilog afterwards looks ok
Screenshot taken during outputting*
me too i am getting the same issue as you!!
(EDIT) I found a fix for that by using Console.ReplaceAllColorsWithDefaults()
I think the problem is how Windows handles Console colors. They only allow for 16 colors per Console session as far as I know. So when you'd change them to something else, the ones already written will also change.
Console.ReplaceAllColorsWithDefaults() is a temporary fix, but it breaks the previous text colors, any update for this?
Change Foreground color of console ex: Console.ForegroundColor = Color.WhiteSmoke;
