Colorifer colors output from other processes such as compilers or command line utilities. It's a useful program that enhances visual display.
Colorifer is a utility program that aims to enhance the output appearance of other processes such as command line utilities and compilers. By utilizing different colors for specific portions of the text, Colorifer greatly improves the readability of output streams. This software is particularly useful for those who wish to replace color-gcc scripts or colorize system logs.
In order to customize the output, users can easily create a new config that contains patterns, or regular expressions, alongside their preferred colors. With this simple and user-friendly approach, even novice users can personalize their output with ease.
Colorifer is divided into two parts: the main engine, and the color-gcc utility which contains a set of config files to emulate the functionality of colorgcc script. This division ensures optimal performance and convenience for the user.
The latest version of Colorifer boasts several improvements, including the renaming of the 'C' command to 'p', the separation of the substitution command 's/regex/color/' (which now works like s/regex/color/g), and support for '!' in sed style addresses. These notable updates enhance the overall functionality of Colorifer, making it an even more efficient and reliable option for those looking to improve the appearance of their output streams.
In order to customize the output, users can easily create a new config that contains patterns, or regular expressions, alongside their preferred colors. With this simple and user-friendly approach, even novice users can personalize their output with ease.
Colorifer is divided into two parts: the main engine, and the color-gcc utility which contains a set of config files to emulate the functionality of colorgcc script. This division ensures optimal performance and convenience for the user.
The latest version of Colorifer boasts several improvements, including the renaming of the 'C' command to 'p', the separation of the substitution command 's/regex/color/' (which now works like s/regex/color/g), and support for '!' in sed style addresses. These notable updates enhance the overall functionality of Colorifer, making it an even more efficient and reliable option for those looking to improve the appearance of their output streams.
What's New
Version 1.0.1 RC6: N/A