I am running a Windows batch file as a "Custom Process Step" after the regular build has finished. If there is an error, I would like to use my own highlighting (red on yellow, for example) so that it stands out in the flood of other text which is printed there.
On Linux Ubuntu, it is a similar thing, but running a bash script and using the standard ANSI escape sequences. This works very nicely. It is supposed to work on Windows according to this site. But my escape sequences are mangled by Creator.
I tried using various methods of escaping: '^[91;103m' does not work, neither does '^^[91;103m' (using delayed expansion), also not '\[91;103m', nor the literal '␛[91;103m' where I was able to copy and paste the ESC character from the web page linked in the above discussion thread.
Is there any way of doing this on Windows 10 using CMD.EXE (not PowerShell)?