Important: The Ignite.Console Class Requires the Ignite.Convert Class from https://github.com/RX-J/Ignite.Convert/blob/main/Convert.cs

To print a value to the console, call the Print function:

Ignite.Console.Print ("Hello World!"); // Writes "Hello World!" to the console

The Print, Printl, and Scan Functions Support These Tags:

Tag	Explanation	Reverse Tag
<bold>	Writes text in bold letters	</bold>
<faint>	Writes fainted letters	</faint>
<italic>	Writes text in italic letters	</italic>
<underline>	Writes underlined text	</underline>
<blinking>	Writes blinking text	</blinking>
<reverse>	Reverses the foreground and background colors	</reverse>
<invisible>	Writes the text invisible to the console	</invisible>
<strikethrough>	Writes text in strikethrough letters	</strikethrough>

You Can Also Change the Foreground and Background Colors:

Tag	Explanation	Reverse Tag
<foreground-red>	Creates a red foreground color	</foreground>
<background-red>	Creates a red background color	</background>

Important: The reverse tags always reset the foreground or background color, no </foreground-red> or </background-red> are necessary.

The following foreground colors are supported by default:

<foreground-gray>
<foreground-red>
<foreground-green>
<foreground-yellow>
<foreground-blue>
<foreground-magenta>
<foreground-cyan>
<foreground-white>
<foreground-black>

The following background colors are supported by default:

<background-gray>
<background-red>
<background-green>
<background-yellow>
<background-blue>
<background-magenta>
<background-cyan>
<background-white>
<background-black>

Changing the Foreground and Background Colors Using HEX Color Codes:

<foreground-#FFFFFF>
<background-#FFFFFF>

Short notations are allowed:

<foreground-#FFF>
<background-#FFF>

Using Extended Formatting with Positions

Ignite.Console.Print (Ignite.Console.Position.Centered, "Hello World!"); // This text will be centered in the console

Supported are the following positions:
Left
Centered
Right
Left is the default allingment

Example Usage of the Print Function

Ignite.Console.Print ("This text is <bold>bold</bold> - this text <italic>italic</italic> - and this text <foreground-red>red</foreground>");
Ignite.Console.Print (Ignite.Console.Position.Centered, "This text is <bold>bold</bold> and centered");

Printl and Scan Functions

Printl works like the Console.WriteLine function but also supports formatting. Scan works almost like the Console.ReadLine function but supports formatting and built-in converting.

Usage of the Printl function:

Ignite.Console.Printl ("This text is <bold>bold</bold> - this text <italic>italic</italic> - and this text <foreground-red>red</foreground>");
// A new line will be generated between this text
Ignite.Console.Printl (Ignite.Console.Position.Centered, "This text is <bold>bold</bold> and centered");

var name = Ignite.Console.Scan<string> ("Please enter your name: ");
var age = Ignite.Console.Scan<int> ("Please enter your age: ");

Simple New Lines

All functions support simple new lines formatting, you can call it by using:

Ignite.Console.Print (
    "First line",
    "Second Line",
    "Third line",
    "...");

This works for the Print, Printl, and Scan functions, tags and position alignments are also possible:

Ignite.Console.Print (
    Ignite.Console.Position.Centered,
    "<bold>First line</bold>",
    "<italic>Second Line</italic>",
    "<underline>Third line</underline>",
    "...");

A new line will be automatically placed between each new (,).