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Color is a simple bash shell script that makes it easy to color and format echo'd text. It does this by converting combinations of readable arguments (bold, red, green, underline, etc.) into an ANSI escape sequence that your terminal emulator or console understands. Usagecolor [ effect ] [
Term::ANSIColor provides constants and simple functions for sending ANSI text attributes, most notably colors. It can be used to set the current text attributes or to apply a set of attributes to a string and reset the current text attributes at the end of that string.
The goal: to enable your Ruby script to run in color on Windows, just add 'require "windowtint"'. Windowtint abstracts the process of detecting and enabling ANSI color drivers for Ruby scripts in Windows.
acolor (Ada/ANSI color) is a simple Ada program that makes it easy to color and format output from shell script. It does this by converting combinations of readable arguments (bold, red, green, underline, etc.) into an ANSI escape sequence that your terminal emulator or console may understands.
color.py Cross-platform color terminal text. Uses ANSI if not on Windows, otherwise uses magic Windowsfu. Methods: color.set(color, bright=False, bgcolor=None) color.reset() color.print_c(color, ... , bright=False, bgcolor=None) Constants: color.colors (a set of all colors) color.white
BirdTerm - Bold Inventions Terminal -- A Java-based Serial Port Terminal program like TeraTerm. It implements ANSI sequences for setting text color and cursor position. It uses SWT/JFace and the RXTX Communication API.
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