Term::ANSIColor::Print Create and/or print strings with ANSI color markup
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color Perl module ANSI markup print strings

Term::ANSIColor::Print Description

Create and/or print strings with ANSI color markup Term::ANSIColor::Print is a natural language way of indicating how you want your strings to look.SYNOPSISBasic usage use Term::ANSIColor::Print; my $print = Term::ANSIColor::Print->new(); $print->green('go!'); $print->red('stop!'); my @words = qw( one two three ); $print->yellow(\@words); $print->yellow(@words);Color aliases use Term::ANSIColor::Print; my $print = Term::ANSIColor::Print->new( alias => { good => 'white_on_green', bad => 'yellow_on_red', }, ); $print->good('happy new year!'); $print->bad('there has been a disturbance in the force'); # omit traling line break with trailing _ $print->normal_( "performing activity ... " ); if ( perform_activity() ) { $print->good('OK!'); } else { $print->bad('disapointment'); }Checkers use Term::ANSIColor::Print; my $string = Term::ANSIColor::Print->new( output => 'return', eol => '', ); my $red = $string->on_red(' '); my $white = $string->on_white(' '); my $red_pad = Term::ANSIColor::Print->new( pad => $red, output => 'return', eol => '', ); my $white_pad = Term::ANSIColor::Print->new( pad => $white, output => 'return', eol => '', ); my $checkers_a = $red_pad->normal( map { $white } ( 0 .. 5 ) ); my $checkers_b = $white_pad->normal( map { $red } ( 0 .. 5 ) ); my $checker_board = Term::ANSIColor::Print->new( pad => "\n$checkers_a\n", ); $checker_board->normal( map { $checkers_b } ( 0 .. 4 ) ); Requirements: · Perl

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