Adacovex.Ansi¶

Shared ANSI colour helper for adacovex stdout.

adacovex colours its terminal output to make the important lines stand out. Colour is disabled automatically when the output would not take it: inside CI (CI), under NO_COLOR, or with TERM=dumb. This keeps CI logs plain and machine-readable. adacovex is NO_COLOR-clean and never emits escape codes when the environment opts out. HLR-ANSI: Terminal colour support

Note: All items in this package are public.

Functions¶

function Blue (S : Standard.String) return Standard.String¶

Parameter	Description
`S`	Text to colour.

Returns: S wrapped in the blue SGR sequence, or S unchanged.

function Bold (S : Standard.String) return Standard.String¶

Parameter	Description
`S`	Text to embolden.

Returns: S wrapped in the bold SGR sequence, or S unchanged.

function Colour_Allowed (CI_Set : Standard.Boolean; No_Color_Set : Standard.Boolean; Term_Dumb : Standard.Boolean) return Standard.Boolean¶

Parameter	Description
`CI_Set`	True when a CI variable is present in the environment.
`No_Color_Set`	True when NO_COLOR is present in the environment.
`Term_Dumb`	True when TERM is “dumb” (or set to an empty value).

Returns: True when colour is allowed for this run.

function Dim (S : Standard.String) return Standard.String¶

Parameter	Description
`S`	Text to dim.

Returns: S wrapped in the dim SGR sequence, or S unchanged.

function Green (S : Standard.String) return Standard.String¶

Parameter	Description
`S`	Text to colour.

Returns: S wrapped in the green SGR sequence, or S unchanged.

function Red (S : Standard.String) return Standard.String¶

Parameter	Description
`S`	Text to colour.

Returns: S wrapped in the red SGR sequence, or S unchanged.

function Yellow (S : Standard.String) return Standard.String¶

Parameter	Description
`S`	Text to colour.

Returns: S wrapped in the yellow SGR sequence, or S unchanged.