Unlike a standard , which changes the background and default text colors for the entire terminal, a Highlight Set works like a real-time search and mark tool. It continuously tracks strings in the terminal window and applies pre-defined styling as soon as they appear.
Alternatively, use the button on the standard toolbar for quicker access. 2. Adding Keywords and Patterns Once a set is created, you must define what to highlight: xshell highlight sets
Supports both exact keyword matching and complex pattern matching via regular expressions. Unlike a standard , which changes the background
Check this if you are using patterns like \bDOWN\b to find exact word matches. Setting up a highlight set in Xshell (versions
Setting up a highlight set in Xshell (versions 6, 7, and 8) follows a straightforward process through the [Tools] menu. Go to the Tools menu and select Terminal Highlight Sets .
Check this to distinguish between "error" and "ERROR".
Select the desired set and click to apply it to your active window immediately.