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Python module to print in color using py3k-style print function. It uses
funny hack, which allow to create print function instead standard print
routine and give it some "black" magic.
Print function is like imported for __future__, but has three additional
parameters: color (foreground of text output), background (it's background)
and format (bold, blink and so on).
You can read more at __future__.print_function documentation.
Usage example
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>>> from __future__ import print_function
>>> from colorprint import *
>>> print('Hello', 'world', color='blue', end='', sep=', ')
>>> print('!', color='red', format=['bold', 'blink'])
Hello, world!
^-- blue ^-- blinking, bold and red
:copyright: 2012 Aleksey Rembish
:license: BSD
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