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[eos-bash-shared] eos-color: small changes in comments

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manuel
2026-06-10 11:27:15 +03:00
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@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ EosColor() {
case "$color" in
"" | reset) color="$RESET" ;;
error | fail) color="$RED" ;;
info) color="$GREEN" ;;
warning) color="$YELLOW" ;;
info) color="$GREEN" ;;
tip | ok) color="$CYAN" ;;
esac
case "$std" in
@@ -27,23 +27,23 @@ EosColor() {
Help() {
local -r progname=${0##*/}
cat <<EOF
Usage: $progname [options] color-def [target-def]
options: -h, --help This help. Optional.
color-def: Color variables defined in /etc/$progname.conf. Required.
Usage: $progname [Options] Color-def [Target-def]
Options: -h, --help This help. Optional.
Color-def: Color variables defined in /etc/$progname.conf. Required.
Special values:
error, fail For errors messages (red).
warning For warning messages (yellow).
info For info messages (green).
tip, ok For tips and OK messages (cyan).
"", reset Back to "normal" colors.
target-def Sets the file descriptor (fd) for the output. Optional.
Target-def: Sets the file descriptor (fd) for the output. Optional.
Values:
2 Output to fd 2.
2, stderr Output to fd 2.
Any other value Output to fd 1.
Examples:
eos-color error 2 Sets the color of future outputs to "error" (red).
eos-color error stderr Sets the color of future outputs to "error" (red).
Output goes to fd 2.
eos-color $RED 2 Same as above, using a variable from /etc/$progname.conf.
eos-color \$RED 2 Same as above, using a variable from /etc/$progname.conf.
eos-color tip Sets the color for future tips (for fd 1).
eos-color reset 2 Sets future outputs to "normal" colors (for fd 2).
eos-color Sets future outputs to "normal" colors (for fd 1).