If a line has a color code in it, and is wrapped just before the beginning of a new color, the text on the next line is not processed correctly. Instead of appearing as the proper color, the color number is displayed where the new color is supposed to begin and the color is not changed.

For example:

How the line is supposed to appear:


How the line appears wrapped with the color change at the end of the line:

On further investigation, it appears the character after the color needs to be the last on the line, and the color code needs to be part of a solid string of text.

Such as:
text<color>.

Such as:
text.

Such as:

Confirmed - and if you use $chr(3) $+ 09., you get 9. in colour 0. (I had wondered if it was a parsing issue with double characters)

Thanks this has been fixed for the next version.