Hai Friends,
How can I print the string in different color in Ruby.
For example,we can take c program,I c program we are having the printing
foramts with lot of colors.
by
vellingiri
Hai Friends,
How can I print the string in different color in Ruby.
For example,we can take c program,I c program we are having the printing
foramts with lot of colors.
by
vellingiri
Arul hari a écrit :
Hai Friends,
How can I print the string in different color in Ruby.
For example,we can take c program,I c program we are having the printing
foramts with lot of colors.by
vellingiri
gem install colorize
Does the word “color” looked very strange to anyone else?
On Oct 23, 2007, at 4:49 AM, Arul hari wrote:
Hai Friends,
How can I print the string in different color in Ruby.
For example,we can take c program,I c program we are having the
printing
foramts with lot of colors.
Check out the HighLine library for that!
Example:
say(“This should be <%= color(‘red’, :red) %>!”)
notice the hacky use of erb in the string. Sly move there, JEG & Greg!
Also, once you install it, you can try a cool little hack I have (in
honor of me not doing my chemistry homework):
module Kernel
def color(string, color)
return HighLine.new.color(string, color)
end
end
say color(“hooray! red!”, :red)
that way you don’t have to use erb.
~ Ari
English is like a pseudo-random number generator - there are a
bajillion rules to it, but nobody cares.
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