Java Utililty Methods Terminal Color Output

List of utility methods to do Terminal Color Output

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Description

The list of methods to do Terminal Color Output are organized into topic(s).

Method

StringcolorizeText(String str, String fgc, String bgc)
Creates a string with the given foreground and backgroundcolor. 
return INTERNAL_MARKER + fgc + INTERNAL_MARKER + bgc.toLowerCase() + str + INTERNAL_MARKER + RESET_ALL;
Stringcolors(String string)
COLORIZE STRING 
if (string == null)
    return null;
string = string.replaceAll("&([0-9a-fA-Fk-pK-PrR])", "\u00A7$1");
string = string.replaceAll("\u00A7P", "\u00A7p");
return string;
StringcolorString(String input)
color String 
return input.replaceAll("&&", COLOR_CODE);
StringcolorString(String string)
color String 
return colorString(string, '&');
StringcolorText(final int color)
Color to text representation 
final char[] characters = new char[8];
for (int i = 0, shift = 28; i < 8; i++, shift -= 4) {
    characters[i] = Integer.toHexString((color >> shift) & 0xF).charAt(0);
return new String(characters);
StringcolorText(int v, int vlo, int vhi, int rlo, int glo, int blo, int rhi, int ghi, int bhi)
Color a text using BBCode such that the color either increase or decrease one value to other value for each component of the color A gradient would be produced from vlo to vhi, as v varies. 
boolean rInc = true;
boolean gInc = true;
boolean bInc = true;
int rSmall = rlo;
int gSmall = glo;
int bSmall = blo;
if (rhi < rlo) {
    rInc = false;
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