is there any way to change the color of the output when using a variable? something like: string word = "break"; cout << word << endl; but with colors
maybe cout << "\033[c1;c2" << word << "\033[0" << endl; where c1 is the background color number and c2 is foreground color number. :)
cout << "\033[c1;c2" << word << "\033[0" << endl;
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is there any way to change the color of the output when using a variable? something like:
string word = "break";
cout << word << endl;
but with colors
maybe
cout << "\033[c1;c2" << word << "\033[0" << endl;where c1 is the background color number and c2 is foreground color number.
:)