Customizable Console - Documentation



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In this section of documentation, we'll look at functions in our library. With all of details and codes.

c_setAttribute

This function sets an attribute for console look
Parameter attribute - is attribute that will be used (int)
Return value - This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute

c_reset

This function resets all attributes for current console
This function does not take any parameters
This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute

c_setAll

Function to set multiple attributes
Parameter attributes - array of arguments that will be applied (int [])
Parameter length - Length of first argument (const size_t)
This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute

c_errorBox

Function to print an error box
Parameter msg - This argument must be a string (const char*)
This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute



c_warningBox

Function to print an warning box
Parameter msg - This argument must be a string (const char*)
This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute



c_messageBox

Function to print an message box
Parameter msg - This argument must be a string (const char*)
This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute



c_successBox

Function to print an success box
Parameter msg - This argument must be a string (const char*)
This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute



c_alertSound

Function to output alert audio
Parameter msg - This argument must be a string (const char*)
This function does not return anything

c_setAttribute





Shared Functions