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color

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Versions in this module

v0

v0.0.3

Jun 26, 2021

Changes in this version

+ const BoldBlue

+ const ChanColor

+ const ChatColor

+ const DefaultColor

+ const JoinColor

+ const LeaveColor

+ const MsgColor

+ const NickChangeColor

+ const NickColor

+ const TimeColor

+ const TitleColor

+ const UnreadColor

+ func ReplaceWeechatColors(with_color string, replacefunc func(string) string) string

v0.0.2

Jun 13, 2021

v0.0.1

Jun 13, 2021

Changes in this version

+ var Blue = "\033[34m"

+ var ColorsAny = fmt.Sprintf(`(?:%s|%s)`, ColorsStd, ColorsExt)

+ var ColorsExt = fmt.Sprintf(`(?:@%v\d{5})`, ColorsRegex)

+ var ColorsRe = fmt.Sprintf(...)

+ var ColorsRegex = `[*!/_]*`

+ var ColorsStd = fmt.Sprintf(`(?:%s\d{2})`, ColorsRegex)

+ var Cyan = "\033[36m"

+ var Gray = "\033[37m"

+ var Green = "\033[32m"

+ var Purple = "\033[35m"

+ var Red = "\033[31m"

+ var Reset = "\033[0m"

+ var White = "\033[97m"

+ var Yellow = "\033[33m"

+ func Colorize(in string) string

+ func RemoveColor(with_color string) string

+ func StripWeechatColors(with_color string, replacefunc func(string) string) string