From:	"Y.K. Goh" <s6606555 AT np DOT edu DOT sg>
Sender:	"Y.K. Goh" <s6606555 AT npnsnews>
Subject:	Print Colored Text in C++
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Date:	28 Jan 1999 09:18:20 +0800
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We use cprintf or cputs to print colored text onto the screen.
However in C++, programmers are encouraged to use iostream
instead of printf/puts. So my question is: Can iostream be used
to print colored text? If it can, how do I do it (perhaps provide
me with a small snippet of code to see how to do it)?

Anyway, is it a convention for C++ programmers to print colored
text using iostream? Or C++ programmers still stick to cprintf
to do it?

Thanks for your attention.
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Yong-Kwang Goh
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
The Centre for Computer Studies

Email: s6606555 AT np DOT edu DOT sg
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