fg: Foreground Color Codes
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Foreground Color Codes
Description
Provides ANSI escape codes as a named list for changing terminal text colors and style resetting. These codes can modify the foreground color and reset styles to defaults (incl. background color and text formatting).
Usage
fg
Format
A named list of ANSI escape codes for text coloring and style resetting in the terminal. Includes colors: GREY, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE, PURPLE, CYAN, WHITE, and RESET for default style restoration.
Examples
cat(fg$RED, "This text will be red.", fg$RESET, "\n")
cat(fg$GREEN, "This text will be green.", fg$RESET, "\n")
cat(fg$RESET, "Text back to default.", "\n")
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Foreground Color Codes
Description
Provides ANSI escape codes as a named list for changing terminal text colors and style resetting. These codes can modify the foreground color and reset styles to defaults (incl. background color and text formatting).
Usage
fg
Format
A named list of ANSI escape codes for text coloring and style resetting in the terminal. Includes colors: GREY, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE, PURPLE, CYAN, WHITE, and RESET for default style restoration.
Examples
cat(fg$RED, "This text will be red.", fg$RESET, "\n")
cat(fg$GREEN, "This text will be green.", fg$RESET, "\n")
cat(fg$RESET, "Text back to default.", "\n")
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