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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Join all arguments into one string and append the reset code &r
tmp="$*&r"
# Replace Minecraft-style color codes with ANSI escape sequences
tmp="${tmp//&0/$'\e[0;30m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&1/$'\e[0;34m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&2/$'\e[0;32m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&3/$'\e[0;36m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&4/$'\e[0;31m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&5/$'\e[0;35m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&6/$'\e[0;33m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&7/$'\e[0;37m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&8/$'\e[1;30m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&9/$'\e[1;34m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&a/$'\e[1;32m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&b/$'\e[1;36m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&c/$'\e[1;31m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&d/$'\e[1;35m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&e/$'\e[1;33m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&f/$'\e[1;37m'}"
tmp="${tmp//&r/$'\e[0m'}"
# Replace &n with a literal newline
newline=$'\n'
tmp="${tmp//&n/$newline}"
# Use -e to ensure the shell interprets the escape characters
echo -e "$tmp"