Xshell Highlight Sets

Xshell allows you to define to colorize specific keywords or patterns in your terminal output (e.g., logs, command outputs). Highlights are organized into sets , which can be enabled/disabled per session.

This is critical for team collaboration. xshell highlight sets

: Automatically detect and colorize specific strings (e.g., "ERROR", "SUCCESS", "Warning") as they appear in the terminal. Customization : Change both text color background color , or apply formatting to make specific output stand out. Global or Session-Specific Xshell allows you to define to colorize specific

: Check this to use Perl-compatible regex patterns (using the DEELX engine ). Example : Use \bDOWN\b to match the exact word "DOWN" only. Customize Appearance : : Automatically detect and colorize specific strings (e

Unlike manual grep --color commands, Xshell highlights work on any output—whether from a remote server, a serial console, or a local script. Once configured, these rules persist across sessions and can be exported/imported for team use.