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PEAR PACKAGE: Console_Color Version: 0.0.2 Author: Stefan Walk <post@fuer-et.de> License: PHP License Console_Color is a simple class to use ANSI Colorcodes. Of all the functions, you probably only want to use convert() and escape(). They are easier to use. However, if you want to access colorcodes more directly, look into the other functions. Class method list: color - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode fgcolor - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode for foreground color bgcolor - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode for background color style - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode for text style (bold, underlined...) convert - Transforms Colorcodes like %y into ANSI Control codes escape - Escape %s in text so they don't get interpreted as colorcodes Console_Color::color() - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode Takes 1 to 3 Arguments: either 1 to 3 strings containing the name of the FG Color, style and BG color, or one array with the indices color, style or background. Console_Color::fgcolor() - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode for foreground color Takes the name of a foreground color as an argument and returns the ANSI control code. Console_Color:bfgcolor() - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode for background color Takes the name of a background color as an argument and returns the ANSI control code. Console_Color::fgcolor() - Returns an ANSI-Controlcode for text style Takes the name of a text style as an argument and returns the ANSI control code. Console_Color::convert() - Transform Colorcodes into ANSI Control Codes Converts colorcodes in the format %y (for yellow) into ansi-control codes. The conversion table is: ('bold' meaning 'light' on some terminals). It's almost the same conversion table irssi uses. text text background ------------------------------------------------ %k %K %0 black dark grey black %r %R %1 red bold red red %g %G %2 green bold green green %y %Y %3 yellow bold yellow yellow %b %B %4 blue bold blue blue %m %M %5 magenta bold magenta magenta %p %P magenta (think: purple) %c %C %6 cyan bold cyan cyan %w %W %7 white bold white white %F Blinking, Flashing %U Underline %8 Reverse %_,%9 Bold %n Resets the color %% A single % First param is the string to convert, second is an optional flag if colors should be used. It defaults to true, if set to false, the colorcodes will just be removed (And %% will be transformed into %) The transformed string is returned. Console_Color::escape() - Escapes % so they don't get interpreted as color codes Takes a string as an argument and returns the escaped string.
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