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colorize
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Description
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Colorize aims at being a small, independent and handy command-line
text colorizing tool. It emits ANSI escape sequences in order to
color lines of text; also, sequences emitted by colorize or foreign
programs may be cleared.
The main code is written in C (c89 mostly), whereas the test script
consists of Perl code.
Colorize is known to build and test successfully on Linux and
Net/Open/MirBSD. Other platforms are untested, so be prepared for
it to eventually not work as expected there.
Requirements
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gcc
make
perl
Build instructions
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Issue `make' to build colorize.
Once completed, run the tests with `make check'.
Then you should most likely have a working binary. There are
currently no make targets to install it as such.
Finally, remove it through `make clean'.
For the sake of completeness, colorize can be also built with
debugging output by issuing `make FLAGS=-DDEBUG'. The intention
is to provide some memory allocation diagnostics (and might be
extended in future). Usually, a debugging build is not required.
Documentation
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See man page source file: colorize.1.
Afterword
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Let me know, if you have ideas, bug reports, patches, etc.
Author
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Steven Schubiger <stsc@refcnt.org>
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