Colorize std::stringstream if 'colorize' is passed #20
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So far termcolor aimed to colorize only those streams that are bound to TTY (terminal). However, it's not always the case and sometimes we need to colorize (i.e. write ANSI escape sequences) text even in plain stringstreams, so when we print them to TTY - it will be colorized. For this case two new manipulators were added: * colorize * nocolorize which are enable and disable colorization respectively. Usage: std::stringstream ss; ss << termcolor::colorize << termcolor::blue << "Hej!"; Fixes #5
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So far termcolor aimed to colorize only those streams that are bound to
TTY (terminal). However, it's not always the case and sometimes we need
to colorize (i.e. write ANSI escape sequences) text even in plain
stringstreams, so when we print them to TTY - it will be colorized.
For this case two new manipulators were added:
which are enable and disable colorization respectively.
Usage:
std::stringstream ss;
ss << termcolor::colorize << termcolor::blue << "Hej!";
Fixes #5