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@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ public final function Color GetColor()
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* Sets default color for caller 'ConsoleWriter`'s output. |
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* This only changes default color, i.e. color that will be used if no other is |
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* specified by `newDefaultColor`. If color is specified, this value will |
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* specified by "temporary" color. If color is specified, this value will |
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* be ignored. |
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* If you only want to quickly color certain part of output, it is better to |
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@ -159,10 +159,6 @@ public final function ConsoleWriter SetColor(Color newDefaultColor)
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* For quickly coloring certain parts of output: |
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* `console.UseColor(_.color.blue).Write(blueMessage).ResetColor()`. |
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* This only changes default text color, i.e. color that will be used if no |
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* other is specified by `temporaryColor`. If color is specified, this value |
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* will be ignored. |
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* Consecutive calls do not "stack up" colors - only last one is remembered: |
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* `console.UseColor(_.color.blue).UseColor(_.color.green)` is the same as |
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* `console.UseColor(_.color.green)`. |
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