# Include me for neat color defines!

if [ -z "${__ansi_sh_loaded}" ]
then
  __ansi_sh_loaded=yes

  # ANSI formats
  e="$(printf "\033")"

  # ANSI styles
  a_bright="$e[1m"
  a_dim="$e[2m"
  a_italic="$e[3m"    # Probably won't work
  a_underline="$e[4m" # Probably won't work
  a_blink="$e[5m"     # Annoying; probably won't work
  a_flash="$e[6m"     # Probably won't work
  a_inverse="$e[7m"
  a_conceal="$e[8m"   # Probably won't work
  a_strike="$e[9m"    # Probably won't work

  # ANSI colors
  a_red="$e[1;31m"
  a_green="$e[1;32m"
  a_yellow="$e[1;33m"
  a_blue="$e[1;34m"
  a_purple="$e[1;35m"
  a_cyan="$e[1;36m"
  a_white="$e[1;37m"
  a_gloom="$e[1;30m"

  a_crimson="$e[0;31m"
  a_forest="$e[0;32m"
  a_brown="$e[0;33m"
  a_navy="$e[0;34m"
  a_violet="$e[0;35m"
  a_aqua="$e[0;36m"
  a_gray="$e[0;37m"
  a_black="$e[0;30m"

  a_bred="$e[41m"
  a_bgreen="$e[42m"
  a_bbrown="$e[43m"
  a_bblue="$e[44m"
  a_bpurple="$e[45m"
  a_bcyan="$e[46m"
  a_bgray="$e[47m"
  a_bblack="$e[40m"

  # Normal is at the bottom, otherwise debugging via 'sh -x' is difficult
  a_normal="$e[0m"

  a() {
    while [ "${1}" ]
    do
      eval "echo \${a_$1}"
      shift
    done
  }
fi