Provides utility functions for parsing command line options.

Represents colors to print out in the console.

Represent a string that can be printed out in the console with colors. A colored string is a list of colored segments, each of which represents a string with a specific color.

Represents a printer that prints out non-colored strings only when the Flush method is called. All the colored strings will be normalized to plain strings. It will simply stack up all the output candidates before Flush is called. This is useful for performance-critical applications.

Represents a printer that does *not* print anything. This is the same as redirecting outputs to /dev/null.

Represents a printer that simply prints out strings to console whenever a print method is called. This printer does not perform any caching, so it immediately flushes out all the strings to console.

Provides hex dumping functionality.

Represents a printer interface. It is recommended to use this interface instead of language primitives, such as System.Console or printfn.

Represents a command line option that can control verbosity.

Represents an output string generated from rear-end applications.

Defines constants used for pretty printing.

Provides string utility functions used in RearEnd.

Represents a column of a table with a specified width in bytes (# of chars).

Represents a table-like output configuration of a table. This is useful for formatting the output of console applications as we often align texts in a table-like shape.

Represents a printer interface shared by rear-end applications.