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prints printstring in the color set by textcolor and backgroundcolor, only affects the one print made with this. | prints printstring in the color set by textcolor and backgroundcolor, only affects the one print made with this. | ||
background argument is optional | background argument is optional. | ||
eg: dev.colorprint("hello world!","red","blue") prints "hello world" in red text and blue background. | eg: dev.colorprint("hello world!","red","blue") prints "hello world" in red text and blue background. | ||
eg: dev.colorprint("hello world!","yellow") prints "hello world" in yellow text and default background |
Latest revision as of 14:33, 1 October 2024
this function is part of the dev. api and used to print a single line in color
usage:
dev.colorprint(printstring, textcolor, backgroundcolor)
output:
prints printstring in the color set by textcolor and backgroundcolor, only affects the one print made with this.
background argument is optional.
eg: dev.colorprint("hello world!","red","blue") prints "hello world" in red text and blue background.
eg: dev.colorprint("hello world!","yellow") prints "hello world" in yellow text and default background