Closed Ryan-Axtell closed 3 years ago
I want to try to dye a string that is defined by a cin >> input, and make the string reference the color each time the string is called. I.E. string firstName cin >> firstName how do I do this?
I found the solution, auto name = dye::blue(string{firstName+(any other string)}
I want to try to dye a string that is defined by a cin >> input, and make the string reference the color each time the string is called. I.E. string firstName cin >> firstName how do I do this?