Package jline

Examples of jline.ANSIBuffer.red()

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    return ab.magenta(o.toString()).toString();
  }

  public String ERROR(final Object o) {
    ANSIBuffer ab = new ANSIBuffer();
    return ab.red(o.toString()).toString();
  }

  String formatTime(final long time) {
    return String.format("%.3f ms", (double) time / 1000000);
  }
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    return ab.magenta(o.toString()).toString();
  }

  public String ERROR(final Object o) {
    ANSIBuffer ab = new ANSIBuffer();
    return ab.red(o.toString()).toString();
  }

  String formatTime(final long time) {
    return String.format("%.3f ms", (double) time / 1000000);
  }
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  public String ERROR(final Object o) {
    if (VIRTUAL_CONSOLE)
      return o.toString();
    ANSIBuffer ab = new ANSIBuffer();
    return ab.red(o.toString()).toString();
  }

  public String SUCCESS() {
    if (VIRTUAL_CONSOLE)
      return "[OK]\t";
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  public String FAIL() {
    if (VIRTUAL_CONSOLE)
      return "[FAIL]\t";
    ANSIBuffer ab = new ANSIBuffer();
    ab.append("[");
    ab.red("FAIL");
    ab.append("]\t");
    return ab.toString();
  }

  protected String formatTime(final long time) {
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