CGAL 6.2 - IO Streams: I/O Enums

CGAL 6.2 - IO Streams

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## 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
| strong

`#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()`