python - Change logging colors in PyDev windows -

i'm using pydev , i'm trying change default colors of logging messages (for example - make info green...). i've tried use colorlog , colorama colors in console (both standard , interactive) remain same.

below code i've used:

import logging import colorlog colorlog import coloredformatter import colorama colorama import init init()  formatter = coloredformatter("%(log_color)s%(levelname)-8s%(reset)s %(blue)s%(message)s",     datefmt=none,     reset=true,     log_colors={         'debug':    'cyan',         'info':     'green',         'warning':  'yellow',         'error':    'red',         'critical': 'red',     } )  logger = logging.getlogger('example') handler = logging.streamhandler() handler.setformatter(formatter) logger.addhandler(handler) logger.setlevel(logging.debug)  return logger   def main(): """create , use logger.""" logger = setup_logger()  logger.debug('a debug message') logger.info('an info message') logger.warning('a warning message') logger.error('an error message') logger.critical('a critical message')   if __name__ == '__main__': main() 

well, default eclipse console view doesn't handle ansi escape colors properly, can install plugin enable it:

https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/ansi-escape-console

by using plugin should show colors when regular run...

i'm pasting code below shows how deal ansi escape sequences properly:

class ansicolors:     fg_black        = '\033[30m'     fg_red          = '\033[31m'     fg_green        = '\033[32m'     fg_yellow       = '\033[33m'     fg_blue         = '\033[34m'     fg_magenta      = '\033[35m'     fg_cyan         = '\033[36m'     fg_white        = '\033[37m'      bg_black        = '\033[40m'     bg_red          = '\033[41m'     bg_green        = '\033[42m'     bg_yellow       = '\033[43m'     bg_blue         = '\033[44m'     bg_magenta      = '\033[45m'     bg_cyan         = '\033[46m'     bg_white        = '\033[47m'      end             = '\033[0m'  d in dir(ansicolors):     if d.startswith("fg"):         print(getattr(ansicolors, d) + d + ansicolors.end)     if d.startswith("bg"):         print(getattr(ansicolors, d) + d + ansicolors.end) 

this should give output such as:

note should work in interactive console default too, unfortunately there's bug in pydev 4.3.0 prevents working (but it'll fixed pydev 4.4.0).