The Terminal: Colors and styles

● Intermediate2 min

Each color or style function takes text and gives it back colored. They nest: an inner style ends only itself.

use std.term

fn main() {
    print(term.red("error:") + " file not found")
    print(term.bold(term.green("done") + " in 2 s"))
    print(term.yellow("warning:") + " " + term.underline("disk") + " almost full")
}

kavach run colors.kav

error: file not founddone in 2 swarning: disk almost full

Function	Gives `s`…
`term.black(s)`, `term.red(s)`, `term.green(s)`, `term.yellow(s)`, `term.blue(s)`, `term.magenta(s)`, `term.cyan(s)`, `term.white(s)`, `term.gray(s)`	in that color
`term.bold(s)`	in bold
`term.dim(s)`	faint
`term.italic(s)`	in italics
`term.underline(s)`	underlined

In term.red("a" + term.green("b") + "c"), c is red again: each function resets only its own style.