Hi Ricardo,

I used cond conditional and gave a try. This worked out with following line.

I also included string-match which also worked.

All I need to look for next step is to use regular expressions instead of string.

You also see that “if” alone is not sufficient here, because you have
more than one expression.  You could nest “if” expressions, but that’s
ugly.  You can use “cond” instead.

   (cond ((string-match "(starting phase" str) (colorized-display str '(GREEN)))
          ((string-prefix? "succeed" str) (colorized-display str '(GREEN)))
          ((string-prefix? "failed" str) (colorized-display str '(GREEN)))
          (else (display str target-port) )))

Please look at the examples in my previous email again.  I used
“string-match”, “match:substring”, and “and=>”, which you may not be
familiar with yet.

I used them individually but I still dint figure out the way it works in the example. I will check that as next one.

Thanks!!

Sahithi