Add Color to Console Projects

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//conColorDemo - main.cpp
//
// written in December 2004 by a JadedHobo
//
// This program demonstrates the use of colors
// in a Win32 console application.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//-------------------------------------------------------------------<include>--
#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>

//-------------------------------------------------------------------"include"--
#include "Console.h"

//------------------------------------------------------------------------main--
int main()
{
    using std::cout;
    using std::endl;
    using std::setw;
    using std::setiosflags;
    
    namespace con = JadedHoboConsole;
    
    cout << con::clr;
    cout << con::bg_blue << con::fg_white << setw( 40 )
         << setiosflags( std::ios::left )
         << "Funky colors in a console application" << endl;
         
         
    cout << con::bg_black << con::fg_white
         << "\nWhite   text on black background\n";
         
    cout << con::fg_gray    << "Gray    text on black background\n"
         << con::fg_red     << "Red     text on black background\n"
         << con::fg_green   << "Green   text on black background\n"
         << con::fg_blue    << "Blue    text on black background\n"
         << con::fg_cyan    << "Cyan    text on black background\n"
         << con::fg_magenta << "Magenta text on black background\n"
         << con::fg_yellow  << "Yellow  text on black background\n";
         
	cout << con::bg_gray << con::fg_yellow << "Press the 'any' key..."
         << con::bg_black << con::fg_white;
	int c = _getch();
    cout << "\nThe character " << con::bg_yellow << con::fg_black
         << static_cast< char >( c ) << con::bg_black << con::fg_white
         << " could be considered "
         << con::fg_green << "OK" << con::fg_white << " or "
         << con::fg_red   << "WRONG" << con::fg_white
         << " depending on taste\n" << endl;
         
    cout << con::bg_gray    << "White text on gray    background\n"
         << con::bg_red     << "White text on red     background\n"
         << con::bg_green   << "White text on green   background\n"
         << con::bg_blue    << "White text on blue    background\n"
         << con::bg_cyan    << "White text on cyan    background\n"
         << con::bg_magenta << "White text on magenta background\n"
         << con::bg_yellow  << "White text on yellow  background\n";
         
	cout << con::bg_white << con::fg_blue << "Press the 'any' key..."
         << con::bg_black << con::fg_white;
	_getch(); 
	return 0;
}