I/O Enums

Enumerations
enum class	CGAL::IO::Ansi_color {   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Reset = 0 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Bold = 1 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Dim = 2 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Underline = 4 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Blink = 5 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Reverse = 7 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Hidden = 8 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Black = 30 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Red = 31 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Green = 32 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Yellow = 33 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Blue = 34 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Magenta = 35 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::Cyan = 36 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::White = 37 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightBlack = 90 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightRed = 91 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightGreen = 92 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightYellow = 93 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightBlue = 94 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightMagenta = 95 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightCyan = 96 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BrightWhite = 97 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBlack = 40 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgRed = 41 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgGreen = 42 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgYellow = 43 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBlue = 44 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgMagenta = 45 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgCyan = 46 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgWhite = 47 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightBlack = 100 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightRed = 101 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightGreen = 102 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightYellow = 103 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightBlue = 104 ,   CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightMagenta = 105 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightCyan = 106 , CGAL::IO::Ansi_color::BgBrightWhite = 107 }
	ANSI color codes for terminal output. More...
enum	CGAL::IO::Mode
	All classes in the CGAL Kernel provide input and output operators for IOStreams. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

Ansi_color

enum class CGAL::IO::Ansi_color

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#include <CGAL/IO/Color_ostream.h>

ANSI color codes for terminal output.

Enumerator
Reset	Reset all attributes to default.
Bold	Bold or increased intensity.
Dim	Faint or decreased intensity.
Underline	Underlined text.
Blink	Blinking text.
Reverse	Swap foreground and background colors.
Hidden	Hidden or invisible text.
Black	Black foreground color.
Red	Red foreground color.
Green	Green foreground color.
Yellow	Yellow foreground color.
Blue	Blue foreground color.
Magenta	Magenta foreground color.
Cyan	Cyan foreground color.
White	White foreground color.
BrightBlack	Bright black (gray) foreground color.
BrightRed	Bright red foreground color.
BrightGreen	Bright green foreground color.
BrightYellow	Bright yellow foreground color.
BrightBlue	Bright blue foreground color.
BrightMagenta	Bright magenta foreground color.
BrightCyan	Bright cyan foreground color.
BrightWhite	Bright white foreground color.
BgBlack	Black background color.
BgRed	Red background color.
BgGreen	Green background color.
BgYellow	Yellow background color.
BgBlue	Blue background color.
BgMagenta	Magenta background color.
BgCyan	Cyan background color.
BgWhite	White background color.
BgBrightBlack	Bright black (gray) background color.
BgBrightRed	Bright red background color.
BgBrightGreen	Bright green background color.
BgBrightYellow	Bright yellow background color.
BgBrightBlue	Bright blue background color.
BgBrightMagenta	Bright magenta background color.
BgBrightCyan	Bright cyan background color.
BgBrightWhite	Bright white background color.

Mode

enum CGAL::IO::Mode

#include <CGAL/IO/io.h>

All classes in the CGAL Kernel provide input and output operators for IOStreams.

The basic task of such an operator is to produce a representation of an object that can be written as a sequence of characters on devices as a console, a file, or a pipe. The enum Mode distinguish between three different printing formats.

In ASCII mode, numbers e.g. the coordinates of a point or the coefficients of a line, are written in a machine independent format. In BINARY mode, data are written in a binary format, e.g. a double is represented as a sequence of four byte. The format depends on the machine. The mode PRETTY serves mainly for debugging as the type of the geometric object is written, as well as the data defining the object. For example for a point at the origin with Cartesian double coordinates, the output would be PointC2(0.0, 0.0). At the moment CGAL does not provide input operations for pretty printed data. By default a stream is in ASCII mode.

See also

CGAL::IO::set_mode()

CGAL::IO::set_ascii_mode()

CGAL::IO::set_binary_mode()

CGAL::IO::set_pretty_mode()

CGAL::IO::get_mode()

CGAL::IO::is_ascii()

CGAL::IO::is_binary()

CGAL::IO::is_pretty()