Core Function ConsoleForeColour

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ConsoleForeColour( <colour> )

Contents

Description

Set the foreground (text) colour of the console.

Parameters

colour

ID of the colour:

//     The color black.
Black = 0,
//     The color dark blue.
DarkBlue = 1,
//     The color dark green.
DarkGreen = 2,
//     The color dark cyan (dark blue-green).
DarkCyan = 3,
//     The color dark red.
DarkRed = 4,
//     The color dark magenta (dark purplish-red).
DarkMagenta = 5,
//     The color dark yellow (ochre).
DarkYellow = 6,
//     The color gray.
Gray = 7,
//     The color dark gray.
DarkGray = 8,
//     The color blue.
Blue = 9,
//     The color green.
Green = 10,
//     The color cyan (blue-green).
Cyan = 11,
//     The color red.
Red = 12,
//     The color magenta (purplish-red).
Magenta = 13,
//     The color yellow.
Yellow = 14,
//     The color white.
White = 15,

Return Value

None

Remarks

None.

Example

ConsoleBackColour(12);
print("Hello");
ConsoleBackColour(0);
print(" ");
ConsoleBackColour(5);
print("World");
ConsoleBackColour(1);
print("!!!\n");
ConsoleBackColour(15);
ConsoleForeColour(2);
print("Hello");
ConsoleBackColour(0);
print(" ");
ConsoleForeColour(1);
print("W");
ConsoleForeColour(2);
print("o");
ConsoleForeColour(3);
print("r");
ConsoleForeColour(4);
print("l");
ConsoleForeColour(5);
print("d");
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