9f2d282aa3
- document style bits in 16, 32 and 64-bit style models - add `color_y(QEColor)` to compute the weighted light value - publish `color_dist()` - add `colors_init()` to initialize color support structures - improve list of named colors: * use CSS color names * add X11 color names * make grey a generic synonym for gray - improve `qe_color_map` using ramp lookup arrays - fix `qe_unmap_color()` bug on 4K color cube - add custom palette to store extra named user defined colors - improve `css_lookup_color()` and `css_get_color()` - enumerate palette entries on `p` and `#` - improve color scripts in `tests/` - add `tests/getpalette.sh` to dump the current terminal palette colors - add `tests/term-palette.sh` to compare palette colors and rgb colors
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22 lines
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#!/bin/bash
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echo "256 color palette:" > $1
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for i in `seq 0 9`; do printf "\033]4;$i;?\007"; read -n 25 pal; echo $pal >> $1; printf "\r"; done
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for i in `seq 10 99`; do printf "\033]4;$i;?\007"; read -n 26 pal; echo $pal >> $1; printf "\r"; done
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for i in `seq 100 255`; do printf "\033]4;$i;?\007"; read -n 27 pal; echo $pal >> $1; printf "\r"; done
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echo "special colors as palette entries:" >> $1
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# Pc = 0 ⇐ resource colorBD (BOLD).
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# Pc = 1 ⇐ resource colorUL (UNDERLINE).
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# Pc = 2 ⇐ resource colorBL (BLINK).
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# Pc = 3 ⇐ resource colorRV (REVERSE).
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# Pc = 4 ⇐ resource colorIT (ITALIC).
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for i in `seq 256 260`; do printf "\033]4;$i;?\007"; read -n 27 pal; echo $pal >> $1; printf "\r"; done
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# not supported by iTerm2
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#echo "special colors:" >> $1
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#for i in `seq 0 4`; do printf "\033]5;$i;?\007"; read -n 25 pal; echo $pal >> $1; printf "\r"; done
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echo "dynamic colors:" >> $1
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# text default foreground and background colors
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for i in `seq 10 11`; do printf "\033]$i;?\007"; read -n 24 pal; echo $pal >> $1; printf "\r"; done
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# other dynamic colors (not supported by iTerm2)
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#for i in `seq 10 19`; do printf "\033]$i;?\007"; read -n 24 pal; echo $pal >> $1; printf "\r"; done
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printf "\033[K"
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