#!/bin/sh
#
# A little demo script that displays ANSI text attributes
# Not all attributes work on all terminals... your mileage may vary.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only

remind -@2 - <<'EOF'

SET $AddBlankLines 0
BANNER %
INCLUDE [$SysInclude]/ansitext.rem
MSG This file shows off some ANSI text attributes and colors.
MSG Not all attributes work on all terminals.%_

MSG This is [ansi_bold]bold.[ansi_normal]
MSG This is [ansi_faint]faint.[ansi_normal]
MSG This is [ansi_italic]italic.[ansi_normal]
MSG This is [ansi_underline]underline.[ansi_normal]
MSG This is [ansi_underline2]underline2.[ansi_normal]%_
MSG This is [ansi_reverse]reverse.[ansi_normal]%_
MSG This is [ansi_strikeout]strikeout.[ansi_normal]%_
MSG This is [ansi_overline]overline.[ansi_normal]%_

MSG This is [ansicolor(255,0,0)]red.[ansicolor("")]
MSG This is [ansicolor(0,255,0)]green.[ansicolor("")]
MSG This is [ansicolor(0,0,255)]blue.[ansicolor("")]
MSG This is [ansicolor(255,255,0)]yellow.[ansicolor("")]
MSG This is [ansicolor(255,0,255)]magenta.[ansicolor("")]
MSG This is [ansicolor(0,255,255)]cyan.[ansicolor("")]%_

# You can combine attributes
MSG This is [ansicolor(0,255,0)][ansicolor(0,0,96,1)][ansi_italic][ansi_bold]Green-Bold-Italic-on-Blue[ansi_normal][ansicolor("")]

EOF

exit 0