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/*****************************************************

  Project       [approximate_arithmetic]

  FileName      [formatFUN]

  Author        [Sina Boroumand]

  Affilation    [UT DSD Lab]

  Date          [February 27, 2018]

*****************************************************/

#include "cppFormatter.h"

// template <class TYPE>
// std::string printRed(TYPE data) {
//     std::ostringstream s;
//     s << "\033[1;31m" << data << "\033[0m";
//     return s.str();
// }

// template <class TYPE>
// std::string printYellow(TYPE data) {
//     std::ostringstream s;
//     s << "\033[1;33m" << data << "\033[0m";
//     return s.str();
// }

std::string cppFormatter::printRedLine() {
    return printRed("------------------------------------------");
}

std::string cppFormatter::printRedDoubleLine() {
    return printRed("==========================================");
}

std::string cppFormatter::printYellowLine() {
    return printYellow("------------------------------------------");
}

std::string cppFormatter::printYellowDoubleLine() {
    return printYellow("==========================================");
}

std::string cppFormatter::printLine() {
    return printRed("------------------------------------------");
}

void cppFormatter::typingPrint(const string &message, unsigned int millis_per_char){
    // Range loops are "for each" constructs; here: for each character in the string
    for (const char c: message)
    {
        // flush is used to make sure the buffer is emptied to the terminal immediately
        cout << c << flush;

        // Ask the thread to sleep for at least n millis.
        sleep_for(milliseconds(millis_per_char));
    }
}

void cppFormatter::typingPrint(const string &message){
    // Range loops are "for each" constructs; here: for each character in the string
    for (const char c: message)
    {
        // flush is used to make sure the buffer is emptied to the terminal immediately
        cout << c << flush;

        // Ask the thread to sleep for at least n millis.
        sleep_for(milliseconds(20));
    }
}