Color codes

Defines
#define	RED   "\033[31m"
#define	GREEN   "\033[32m"
#define	YELLOW   "\033[33m"
#define	BLUE   "\033[34m"
#define	VIOLET   "\033[35m"
#define	TURQUOISE   "\033[36m"
#define	BOLD   "\033[1m"
#define	UNDERLINED   "\033[4m"
#define	NORMAL   "\033[0m"

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Detailed Description

Macros for colored terminal output.

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Define Documentation

#define BLUE   "\033[34m"

blue text color in the terminal

#define BOLD   "\033[1m"

bold text in the terminal

#define GREEN   "\033[32m"

green text color in the terminal

#define NORMAL   "\033[0m"

reset the last applied from the above formattings You need to have as many NORMALs in your format string as you had of the others.
They have to be properly nested.

#define RED   "\033[31m"

red text color in the terminal

#define TURQUOISE   "\033[36m"

turquoise text color in the terminal

#define UNDERLINED   "\033[4m"

underlined text in the terminal

#define VIOLET   "\033[35m"

violet text color in the terminal

#define YELLOW   "\033[33m"

yellow text color in the terminal