#include <tools/Console.hpp>
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enum class | Colors : char {
BLACK
, BLUE
, GREEN
, CYAN
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RED
, MAGENTA
, BROWN
, GREY
,
DARKGREY
, LIGHTBLUE
, LIGHTGREEN
, LIGHTCYAN
,
LIGHTRED
, LIGHTMAGENTA
, YELLOW
, WHITE
} |
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◆ Colors
Enumerator |
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BLACK | |
BLUE | |
GREEN | |
CYAN | |
RED | |
MAGENTA | |
BROWN | |
GREY | |
DARKGREY | |
LIGHTBLUE | |
LIGHTGREEN | |
LIGHTCYAN | |
LIGHTRED | |
LIGHTMAGENTA | |
YELLOW | |
WHITE | |
◆ getANSIColorCode()
static std::string openfluid::tools::Console::getANSIColorCode |
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const Colors & |
Color | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Returns corresponding ANSI code for given color
- Parameters
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- Returns
- the color code as string
◆ resetAttributes()
static void openfluid::tools::Console::resetAttributes |
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inlinestatic |
Resets font attributes (color and weight)
◆ saveAttributes()
static int openfluid::tools::Console::saveAttributes |
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inlinestatic |
Saves font attributes (color and weight)
- Returns
- the color code (-1 on non-Windows systems)
◆ setColor()
static void openfluid::tools::Console::setColor |
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Colors |
Color | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Sets the given color for console text
- Parameters
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◆ setErrorColor()
static void openfluid::tools::Console::setErrorColor |
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inlinestatic |
Sets the predefined error color for console text
◆ setOKColor()
static void openfluid::tools::Console::setOKColor |
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inlinestatic |
Sets the predefined OK color for console text
◆ setWarningColor()
static void openfluid::tools::Console::setWarningColor |
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Sets the predefined warning color for console text
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: