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Terminal escape sequences from configure/make test
The terminal escape sequences from 'make test >&outfile' can be a bit
annoying. It's not hard to say 'TERM=dumb make test >&outfile', but
I forget it now and then.
I'd like to wrap the code to find terminal escape sequences in configure
and 'make test' in 'if test -t 1', which checks if file descriptor 1
goes to a terminal.
However, I'm unsure how portable 'test -t' is. 'test -t 1 2>/dev/null'
would be safe, but then only systems that support 'test -t' get escape
sequences. Comments?
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Hallvard