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--- Begin Message ---Package: wnpp Severity: wishlist Owner: Yogesh S. Bhavsar <[email protected]> Package name : color Version : 0.4 Upstream Author : Moshe Jacobson <[email protected]> URL : http://www.sourcefiles.org/Utilities/Configuration/color-1.1.tar.gz License : GNU GPL v2 Programming Lang : C Description : Format Shell Output Color is a nifty little utility that you can call from shell scripts, that will let you easily use ANSI escape codes (for colors, bold, underline, etc) to your shell scripts without having to memorize and type it every time you want a little formatting to the Output.... Color started out as a quick hack written in Bash. To Use it: To use ANSI color in your shell scripts, place a color command, wrapped in $() or `` depending on your shell, before the text you want colorized, and then a $(color off) after the text.
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--- Begin Message ---I'm not convinced that this software is worth a package in Debian, because it is very easy to just code: | reset='\e[0m' | red='\e[31m' | echo -e "${red}abc$reset"
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