formatting for colorOut

setOutputColors.R

library(colorout)

#     The function takes numeric vectors of at most three elements each.
#     The three numbers indicate, respectively, formating, background
#     color and foreground color. If a vector has only one element, the
#     number will be used to set the foreground color; if it has two
#     elements, they will be used to set the background and foreground
#     colors.
#
#     The table below shows valid values and their meanings as both
#     formating and color codes (some formating codes do not work
#     properly in some terminal emulators):
#
#       Value  Formating          Color            
#       0      No formating       Default or black 
#       1      Bold or bright     Red              
#       2      Faint              Green            
#       3      Italic or inverse  Yellow           
#       4      Underline          Blue             
#       5      Blink slowly       Magenta          
#       6      Blink quickly      Cyan             
#       7      Invert             White            
#      
#     Messages are colored as errors and warnings if they start with
#     ‘"Error"’ or ‘"Warning"’ (or their translations, if not running in
#     an English locale).
#
#
#     Author(s):
#
#     Jakson A. Aquino <email: [email protected]>



setOutputColors(normal=4,		#blue output
                stderror=c(2,0,0),	#faint/ grey
                negnum=c(4,0,3)		#underline (bold is c(1,0,3) )
                )