Function

nuDebConTextColor

Syntax

void nuDebConTextColor(u32 wndNo, u32 color)

Arguments

wndNo is the window number
NU_DEB_CON_WINDOW0 Window 0
NU_DEB_CON_WINDOW1 Window 1
NU_DEB_CON_WINDOW2 Window 2
NU_DEB_CON_WINDOW3 Window 3
color is the text color (0-15)

Return Value
None

Explanation
Changes the color of text displayed in the console window.

The settings affect the color of text output after the function is called. The text color can be specified with any value from 0 to 15. The definition for each color value is shown below.

Value	Macro	Color
0	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_BLACK	Black
1	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_BLUE	Blue
2	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_GREEN	Green
3	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_CYAN	Cyan
4	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_RED	Red
5	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_MAGENTA	Magenta
6	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_YELLOW	Yellow
7	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_WHITE	White
8	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGHTBLACK	Gray
9	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGTHBLUE	Light Blue
10	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGHTGREEN	Light Green
11	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGHTCYAN	Light Cyan
12	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGHTRED	Light Red
13	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGHTMAGENTA	Light Magenta
14	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGHTYELLOW	Light Yellow
15	NU_DEB_CON_TEXT_LIGHTWHITE	White

The larger the window number, the higher the priority. The windows are stacked with the highest priority window displayed on top.

This function can also be used with the release-use library.