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| Posted by
| David Haley
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| Reply #15 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 05:43 AM (UTC) |
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| | It's something of a pathological case, though. And the "if you ever do" is a problem; the malicious server -- or rather just an incompetent server -- could prevent you from ever seeing more input if for some reason it failed to properly terminate the sequence. Not to mention that it would eventually (after a veeerrrryyy long time) cause some memory issues. |
David Haley aka Ksilyan
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Legends of the Darkstone
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
Australia (23,140 posts) Bio
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| Reply #16 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 05:45 AM (UTC) |
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They seem to be reinventing MXP there.
That page was updated in 2002, so I wouldn't worry too much.
They seem to be going down the path of allowing font sizes to be set, and imbedding images in the output window.
It seems to me that, like Pueblo, they aren't sure if they are writing a text MUD client or a web browser.
Like I said before, if you were going to make a custom protocol, I would be concentrating on message types, so the client could omit/show/colour each message (like damage received) as it wanted to.
The whole idea of allowing the server to specify actual colours is a bit wrong-headed, IMHO.
Of course, the 256-colour protocol suffers from the same problem. What happens if you want a different 256 colours?
At least MUSHclient lets you map one colour to another, see:
http://www.gammon.com.au/scripts/doc.php?function=MapColour
You could conceivably map each of the 256 colours to something else, with 256 MapColour commands. |
- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Reply #17 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 05:47 AM (UTC) |
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It's something of a pathological case ...
Agreed, and bearing in mind that some server developers don't even both to properly handle '<' symbols even when MXP is active, because zMUD happens to fallback into a mode that displays them, shows that not everyone is really interested in getting things perfect. |
- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Reply #18 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 07:57 AM (UTC) |
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Therefore as soon as you see something that might be a control sequence, you have to start buffering it until you determine either (a) it is in fact a control sequence or (b) it was not a control sequence (i.e. you saw a number you didn't expect).
...
For instance, if I send ESC[38;5;124;48;5;165j (note terminating j) then the program should not set any colors.
What if you send ESC[38;5;124;48;5;257;38;5;126m
Note the 257 in the middle is invalid. Should this invalidate the whole sequence? Or just the particular part that can't be processed? I didn't expect 257, but otherwise it looks OK. |
- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Reply #19 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 08:00 AM (UTC) |
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| Also, once I see something invalid (like 257 in this case), should I drop back to "display everything" mode? Eg. you would then see on the screen:
38;5;126m
A lot of specs (MXP comes to mind) don't specify exactly how you are to recover if you don't receive what the spec says is "valid".
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- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| David Haley
USA (3,881 posts) Bio
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| Date
| Reply #20 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 12:05 PM (UTC) |
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| I'm not sure what the correct behavior would be, to be honest. I would guess that the safest thing is to stop parsing the entire sequence as a control sequence.
Specs are nice until they fail to point out certain key elements, as you say... |
David Haley aka Ksilyan
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| Posted by
| Shadowfyr
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| Date
| Reply #21 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 08:39 PM (UTC) |
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The whole idea of allowing the server to specify actual colours is a bit wrong-headed, IMHO.
Of course, the 256-colour protocol suffers from the same problem. What happens if you want a different 256 colours?
Hmm. No reason why you couldn't allow someone to edit it. I assumed that the '.vim' files where mappings. Looks like they are actually used to set the clients colors, based off the default palette. Presumably, you would normally want to leave the grey scale part and the normal ANSI part at defaults (something Mushclient already violates. lol) This is likely a standard palette. I.e., application that export/import 256 color palettes (.pal files) would use the same format for storing their versions.
Note: There seem to be several versions of .pal, though I assume they differ only in what additional things they added, which may not be recognized in other applications. The two most common are probably the IBM spec (search for "Palette File Format"):
http://www.saettler.com/RIFFMCI/riffmci.html
and the one currently in use with Paintshop Pro, the older versions used the same '.pal' type, but now it uses a '.psppalette' file. No idea what the specs on that are.
Its probably not necessary to add support of something like a % of color scale, since while some high def image files do store colors with scales *significantly* higher than 24-bit, but there isn't a display in existence that actually reproduces that level of granularity (yet anyway). The decision to use % in some things like POVRay came from the fact that they where making it possible to generate data "for" those systems that can print or analyze stuff with like 64-bit color or something. lol Scaling an RGB color which has only half the accuracy to something like that causes you to end up with incorrect colors. This is even more true if you try to scale "down" to 8-bit, then back up to some absurd 64-bit standard or something. It just didn't work real well. It was better to provide the original script source and an accurate color table (to within 6 decimal places). Somehow I don't thing we quite need that. lol
Though, it would be nice if we could have an import capability to add additional colors to the color picker list. At least one Linux/Unix based list of web colors I found included about 4-5 times as many, since it allowed for things like "Light Rose 2", "Light Rose", "Dark Rose 2" and "Dark Rose", instead of just "Rose", or even Light and Dark versions only. I.e., there was a scale of at least 4-5 versions of each color, so you could pick a lighter or darker version of them. Its just a thought.
As for IMP. Noticed after posting that they lacked some clear information on some things (even less clear than MXP), so tried to go on their forums. They are all locked, which is when I realized it was entirely a dead system. Forgot to post that here. But I tend to agree with some people discussing it on TMS when talking about client design. There are seriously screwy things in MXP.
Now, with ANSI.. The most common way to handle bad data, in everything I have ever used that had ANSI support, is to just throw out any codes that are invalid. And, I have *never* seen any instance of anyone using multiple codes in each sequence. Most of the books I ever read on the subject, while never explicit about it, seemed to imply that you have to set foreground and background *independently*. I have no idea if that is in fact the case or not, but I would be surprised if someplace there wasn't something saying so. | | Top |
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| Posted by
| David Haley
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| Reply #22 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 09:15 PM (UTC) |
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And, I have *never* seen any instance of anyone using multiple codes in each sequence. Most of the books I ever read on the subject, while never explicit about it, seemed to imply that you have to set foreground and background *independently*. Keep in mind that there are different specs on this. The normal ANSI spec doesn't handle anything beyond the 8 colors (with bright or bold flags). The xterm spec explicitly allows for multiple values.
See:
http://rtfm.etla.org/xterm/ctlseq.html
and search for "CSI Pm m"
Note that "Pm" is defined as:
"A multiple numeric parameter composed of any number of single numeric parameters, separated by ; character(s). Individual values for the parameters are listed with Ps." |
David Haley aka Ksilyan
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
Australia (23,140 posts) Bio
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| Reply #23 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 09:23 PM (UTC) |
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|
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... and the normal ANSI part at defaults (something Mushclient already violates. lol)
In what way?
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No reason why you couldn't allow someone to edit it.
I suppose, but remember the idea here is not to render photographs. With a gradual range of 6 * 6 * 6 colours, you should be able to represent almost any colour that the eye can distinguish easily enough, and it would confuse things if a particular server required a different client mapping.
However as I noted, if a particular choice of colours by the server designer annoyed you, you could use the internal colour mapping to replace it. |
- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Shaun Biggs
USA (644 posts) Bio
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| Date
| Reply #24 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 10:20 PM (UTC) |
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Quote:
No reason why you couldn't allow someone to edit it. I assumed that the '.vim' files where mappings. Looks like they are actually used to set the clients colors, based off the default palette.
Vim is a text editor which is Vi IMproved. The .vim files are colour schemes for the editor. The screenshot just above all the .vim files is a screenshot of someone using vim to edit some code. It has nothing to do with a mud client whatsoever. These assumptions you make are what gets you into trouble. Please do some research first.
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Though, it would be nice if we could have an import capability to add additional colors to the color picker list. At least one Linux/Unix based list of web colors I found included about 4-5 times as many, since it allowed for things like "Light Rose 2", "Light Rose", "Dark Rose 2" and "Dark Rose", instead of just "Rose", or even Light and Dark versions only. I.e., there was a scale of at least 4-5 versions of each color, so you could pick a lighter or darker version of them. Its just a thought.
Exactly how many colours can we possibly need in a colour picker? The one that MUSHclient uses has this lovely "Other colour" button which pops up a nice little menu where you can click on the colour you want. Much easier than scanning down an insane list of colour names, which can vary from program to program since there is no real standard for them. Also, if you're worried about scripts or something, an rgb value will take up less space and leave no room for creative interpretation.
As for anything else dealing with colour, keep in mind that the human eye can distinguish roughly 10 million colours, most of which people will only notice if they have two large bands of both colours right next to each other. The only reason to have a number of colours higher than that for anything would be photographs and video, since it allows for smoother transitioning. That is most certainly not needed for text, but very necessary for programs like POVray.
But once again, with MUSHclient being open source now. Feel free to add whatever functionality you want. |
It is much easier to fight for one's ideals than to live up to them. | | Top |
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
Australia (23,140 posts) Bio
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| Reply #25 on Fri 06 Apr 2007 11:44 PM (UTC) |
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Quote:
Exactly how many colours can we possibly need in a colour picker?
I am inclined to agree with Shaun here. It is all very well wanting 500 colours in the picker, but it then gets unwieldy.
It is very easy to choose a colour like "powderblue" and then adjust the RGB sliders to modify the colour slightly, or click "other colour" to open the standard Windows colour picker, and then move the luminance slider, if you want to change the brightness of it.
Again, for a text-based MUD output, you want fairly distinct colours anyway. If a mob is dangerous, it needs to have its name in red, you don't want some subtle colour distinctions where "brown" is a safe mob and "firebrick" (which looks almost identical to me), is unsafe.
In fact, MUSHclient's colour picker shows 140 colours, which is probably a pretty reasonable range. |
- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Date
| Reply #26 on Sat 07 Apr 2007 12:15 AM (UTC) |
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| Inverse behaviour?
What behaviour would you expect if the colours are inverted?
eg. given that:
ESC[38;5;9m --> red text
ESC[48;5;10m --> green background
ESC[7m --> inverse
If I get:
ESC[38;5;9m test ESC[48;5;10m
Then I expect to see "test" in red text on green background.
But what about:
ESC[7m ESC[38;5;9m test ESC[48;5;10m
Do I see red on green still? Or is it inverted so it is green on red?
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- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
Australia (23,140 posts) Bio
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| Date
| Reply #27 on Sat 07 Apr 2007 02:45 AM (UTC) Amended on Sat 07 Apr 2007 02:48 AM (UTC) by Nick Gammon
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| Message
| Can anyone confirm these are the "official" colours for this new xTerm sequence?
0 (black) R= 0 G= 0 B= 0 #000000 &h000000 0x000000
1 (maroon) R=128 G= 0 B= 0 #800000 &h000080 0x000080
2 (green) R= 0 G=128 B= 0 #008000 &h008000 0x008000
3 (olive) R=128 G=128 B= 0 #808000 &h008080 0x008080
4 (navy) R= 0 G= 0 B=128 #000080 &h800000 0x800000
5 (purple) R=128 G= 0 B=128 #800080 &h800080 0x800080
6 (teal) R= 0 G=128 B=128 #008080 &h808000 0x808000
7 (silver) R=192 G=192 B=192 #C0C0C0 &hC0C0C0 0xC0C0C0
8 (gray) R=128 G=128 B=128 #808080 &h808080 0x808080
9 (red) R=255 G= 0 B= 0 #FF0000 &h0000FF 0x0000FF
10 (lime) R= 0 G=255 B= 0 #00FF00 &h00FF00 0x00FF00
11 (yellow) R=255 G=255 B= 0 #FFFF00 &h00FFFF 0x00FFFF
12 (blue) R= 0 G= 0 B=255 #0000FF &hFF0000 0xFF0000
13 (magenta, fuchsia) R=255 G= 0 B=255 #FF00FF &hFF00FF 0xFF00FF
14 (cyan, aqua) R= 0 G=255 B=255 #00FFFF &hFFFF00 0xFFFF00
15 (white) R=255 G=255 B=255 #FFFFFF &hFFFFFF 0xFFFFFF
16 (black) R= 0 G= 0 B= 0 #000000 &h000000 0x000000
17 R= 0 G= 0 B= 95 #00005F &h5F0000 0x5F0000
18 R= 0 G= 0 B=135 #000087 &h870000 0x870000
19 R= 0 G= 0 B=175 #0000AF &hAF0000 0xAF0000
20 R= 0 G= 0 B=223 #0000DF &hDF0000 0xDF0000
21 (blue) R= 0 G= 0 B=255 #0000FF &hFF0000 0xFF0000
22 R= 0 G= 95 B= 0 #005F00 &h005F00 0x005F00
23 R= 0 G= 95 B= 95 #005F5F &h5F5F00 0x5F5F00
24 R= 0 G= 95 B=135 #005F87 &h875F00 0x875F00
25 R= 0 G= 95 B=175 #005FAF &hAF5F00 0xAF5F00
26 R= 0 G= 95 B=223 #005FDF &hDF5F00 0xDF5F00
27 R= 0 G= 95 B=255 #005FFF &hFF5F00 0xFF5F00
28 R= 0 G=135 B= 0 #008700 &h008700 0x008700
29 R= 0 G=135 B= 95 #00875F &h5F8700 0x5F8700
30 R= 0 G=135 B=135 #008787 &h878700 0x878700
31 R= 0 G=135 B=175 #0087AF &hAF8700 0xAF8700
32 R= 0 G=135 B=223 #0087DF &hDF8700 0xDF8700
33 R= 0 G=135 B=255 #0087FF &hFF8700 0xFF8700
34 R= 0 G=175 B= 0 #00AF00 &h00AF00 0x00AF00
35 R= 0 G=175 B= 95 #00AF5F &h5FAF00 0x5FAF00
36 R= 0 G=175 B=135 #00AF87 &h87AF00 0x87AF00
37 R= 0 G=175 B=175 #00AFAF &hAFAF00 0xAFAF00
38 R= 0 G=175 B=223 #00AFDF &hDFAF00 0xDFAF00
39 R= 0 G=175 B=255 #00AFFF &hFFAF00 0xFFAF00
40 R= 0 G=223 B= 0 #00DF00 &h00DF00 0x00DF00
41 R= 0 G=223 B= 95 #00DF5F &h5FDF00 0x5FDF00
42 R= 0 G=223 B=135 #00DF87 &h87DF00 0x87DF00
43 R= 0 G=223 B=175 #00DFAF &hAFDF00 0xAFDF00
44 R= 0 G=223 B=223 #00DFDF &hDFDF00 0xDFDF00
45 R= 0 G=223 B=255 #00DFFF &hFFDF00 0xFFDF00
46 (lime) R= 0 G=255 B= 0 #00FF00 &h00FF00 0x00FF00
47 R= 0 G=255 B= 95 #00FF5F &h5FFF00 0x5FFF00
48 R= 0 G=255 B=135 #00FF87 &h87FF00 0x87FF00
49 R= 0 G=255 B=175 #00FFAF &hAFFF00 0xAFFF00
50 R= 0 G=255 B=223 #00FFDF &hDFFF00 0xDFFF00
51 (cyan, aqua) R= 0 G=255 B=255 #00FFFF &hFFFF00 0xFFFF00
52 R= 95 G= 0 B= 0 #5F0000 &h00005F 0x00005F
53 R= 95 G= 0 B= 95 #5F005F &h5F005F 0x5F005F
54 R= 95 G= 0 B=135 #5F0087 &h87005F 0x87005F
55 R= 95 G= 0 B=175 #5F00AF &hAF005F 0xAF005F
56 R= 95 G= 0 B=223 #5F00DF &hDF005F 0xDF005F
57 R= 95 G= 0 B=255 #5F00FF &hFF005F 0xFF005F
58 R= 95 G= 95 B= 0 #5F5F00 &h005F5F 0x005F5F
59 R= 95 G= 95 B= 95 #5F5F5F &h5F5F5F 0x5F5F5F
60 R= 95 G= 95 B=135 #5F5F87 &h875F5F 0x875F5F
61 R= 95 G= 95 B=175 #5F5FAF &hAF5F5F 0xAF5F5F
62 R= 95 G= 95 B=223 #5F5FDF &hDF5F5F 0xDF5F5F
63 R= 95 G= 95 B=255 #5F5FFF &hFF5F5F 0xFF5F5F
64 R= 95 G=135 B= 0 #5F8700 &h00875F 0x00875F
65 R= 95 G=135 B= 95 #5F875F &h5F875F 0x5F875F
66 R= 95 G=135 B=135 #5F8787 &h87875F 0x87875F
67 R= 95 G=135 B=175 #5F87AF &hAF875F 0xAF875F
68 R= 95 G=135 B=223 #5F87DF &hDF875F 0xDF875F
69 R= 95 G=135 B=255 #5F87FF &hFF875F 0xFF875F
70 R= 95 G=175 B= 0 #5FAF00 &h00AF5F 0x00AF5F
71 R= 95 G=175 B= 95 #5FAF5F &h5FAF5F 0x5FAF5F
72 R= 95 G=175 B=135 #5FAF87 &h87AF5F 0x87AF5F
73 R= 95 G=175 B=175 #5FAFAF &hAFAF5F 0xAFAF5F
74 R= 95 G=175 B=223 #5FAFDF &hDFAF5F 0xDFAF5F
75 R= 95 G=175 B=255 #5FAFFF &hFFAF5F 0xFFAF5F
76 R= 95 G=223 B= 0 #5FDF00 &h00DF5F 0x00DF5F
77 R= 95 G=223 B= 95 #5FDF5F &h5FDF5F 0x5FDF5F
78 R= 95 G=223 B=135 #5FDF87 &h87DF5F 0x87DF5F
79 R= 95 G=223 B=175 #5FDFAF &hAFDF5F 0xAFDF5F
80 R= 95 G=223 B=223 #5FDFDF &hDFDF5F 0xDFDF5F
81 R= 95 G=223 B=255 #5FDFFF &hFFDF5F 0xFFDF5F
82 R= 95 G=255 B= 0 #5FFF00 &h00FF5F 0x00FF5F
83 R= 95 G=255 B= 95 #5FFF5F &h5FFF5F 0x5FFF5F
84 R= 95 G=255 B=135 #5FFF87 &h87FF5F 0x87FF5F
85 R= 95 G=255 B=175 #5FFFAF &hAFFF5F 0xAFFF5F
86 R= 95 G=255 B=223 #5FFFDF &hDFFF5F 0xDFFF5F
87 R= 95 G=255 B=255 #5FFFFF &hFFFF5F 0xFFFF5F
88 R=135 G= 0 B= 0 #870000 &h000087 0x000087
89 R=135 G= 0 B= 95 #87005F &h5F0087 0x5F0087
90 R=135 G= 0 B=135 #870087 &h870087 0x870087
91 R=135 G= 0 B=175 #8700AF &hAF0087 0xAF0087
92 R=135 G= 0 B=223 #8700DF &hDF0087 0xDF0087
93 R=135 G= 0 B=255 #8700FF &hFF0087 0xFF0087
94 R=135 G= 95 B= 0 #875F00 &h005F87 0x005F87
95 R=135 G= 95 B= 95 #875F5F &h5F5F87 0x5F5F87
96 R=135 G= 95 B=135 #875F87 &h875F87 0x875F87
97 R=135 G= 95 B=175 #875FAF &hAF5F87 0xAF5F87
98 R=135 G= 95 B=223 #875FDF &hDF5F87 0xDF5F87
99 R=135 G= 95 B=255 #875FFF &hFF5F87 0xFF5F87
100 R=135 G=135 B= 0 #878700 &h008787 0x008787
101 R=135 G=135 B= 95 #87875F &h5F8787 0x5F8787
102 R=135 G=135 B=135 #878787 &h878787 0x878787
103 R=135 G=135 B=175 #8787AF &hAF8787 0xAF8787
104 R=135 G=135 B=223 #8787DF &hDF8787 0xDF8787
105 R=135 G=135 B=255 #8787FF &hFF8787 0xFF8787
106 R=135 G=175 B= 0 #87AF00 &h00AF87 0x00AF87
107 R=135 G=175 B= 95 #87AF5F &h5FAF87 0x5FAF87
108 R=135 G=175 B=135 #87AF87 &h87AF87 0x87AF87
109 R=135 G=175 B=175 #87AFAF &hAFAF87 0xAFAF87
110 R=135 G=175 B=223 #87AFDF &hDFAF87 0xDFAF87
111 R=135 G=175 B=255 #87AFFF &hFFAF87 0xFFAF87
112 R=135 G=223 B= 0 #87DF00 &h00DF87 0x00DF87
113 R=135 G=223 B= 95 #87DF5F &h5FDF87 0x5FDF87
114 R=135 G=223 B=135 #87DF87 &h87DF87 0x87DF87
115 R=135 G=223 B=175 #87DFAF &hAFDF87 0xAFDF87
116 R=135 G=223 B=223 #87DFDF &hDFDF87 0xDFDF87
117 R=135 G=223 B=255 #87DFFF &hFFDF87 0xFFDF87
118 R=135 G=255 B= 0 #87FF00 &h00FF87 0x00FF87
119 R=135 G=255 B= 95 #87FF5F &h5FFF87 0x5FFF87
120 R=135 G=255 B=135 #87FF87 &h87FF87 0x87FF87
121 R=135 G=255 B=175 #87FFAF &hAFFF87 0xAFFF87
122 R=135 G=255 B=223 #87FFDF &hDFFF87 0xDFFF87
123 R=135 G=255 B=255 #87FFFF &hFFFF87 0xFFFF87
124 R=175 G= 0 B= 0 #AF0000 &h0000AF 0x0000AF
125 R=175 G= 0 B= 95 #AF005F &h5F00AF 0x5F00AF
126 R=175 G= 0 B=135 #AF0087 &h8700AF 0x8700AF
127 R=175 G= 0 B=175 #AF00AF &hAF00AF 0xAF00AF
128 R=175 G= 0 B=223 #AF00DF &hDF00AF 0xDF00AF
129 R=175 G= 0 B=255 #AF00FF &hFF00AF 0xFF00AF
130 R=175 G= 95 B= 0 #AF5F00 &h005FAF 0x005FAF
131 R=175 G= 95 B= 95 #AF5F5F &h5F5FAF 0x5F5FAF
132 R=175 G= 95 B=135 #AF5F87 &h875FAF 0x875FAF
133 R=175 G= 95 B=175 #AF5FAF &hAF5FAF 0xAF5FAF
134 R=175 G= 95 B=223 #AF5FDF &hDF5FAF 0xDF5FAF
135 R=175 G= 95 B=255 #AF5FFF &hFF5FAF 0xFF5FAF
136 R=175 G=135 B= 0 #AF8700 &h0087AF 0x0087AF
137 R=175 G=135 B= 95 #AF875F &h5F87AF 0x5F87AF
138 R=175 G=135 B=135 #AF8787 &h8787AF 0x8787AF
139 R=175 G=135 B=175 #AF87AF &hAF87AF 0xAF87AF
140 R=175 G=135 B=223 #AF87DF &hDF87AF 0xDF87AF
141 R=175 G=135 B=255 #AF87FF &hFF87AF 0xFF87AF
142 R=175 G=175 B= 0 #AFAF00 &h00AFAF 0x00AFAF
143 R=175 G=175 B= 95 #AFAF5F &h5FAFAF 0x5FAFAF
144 R=175 G=175 B=135 #AFAF87 &h87AFAF 0x87AFAF
145 R=175 G=175 B=175 #AFAFAF &hAFAFAF 0xAFAFAF
146 R=175 G=175 B=223 #AFAFDF &hDFAFAF 0xDFAFAF
147 R=175 G=175 B=255 #AFAFFF &hFFAFAF 0xFFAFAF
148 R=175 G=223 B= 0 #AFDF00 &h00DFAF 0x00DFAF
149 R=175 G=223 B= 95 #AFDF5F &h5FDFAF 0x5FDFAF
150 R=175 G=223 B=135 #AFDF87 &h87DFAF 0x87DFAF
151 R=175 G=223 B=175 #AFDFAF &hAFDFAF 0xAFDFAF
152 R=175 G=223 B=223 #AFDFDF &hDFDFAF 0xDFDFAF
153 R=175 G=223 B=255 #AFDFFF &hFFDFAF 0xFFDFAF
154 R=175 G=255 B= 0 #AFFF00 &h00FFAF 0x00FFAF
155 R=175 G=255 B= 95 #AFFF5F &h5FFFAF 0x5FFFAF
156 R=175 G=255 B=135 #AFFF87 &h87FFAF 0x87FFAF
157 R=175 G=255 B=175 #AFFFAF &hAFFFAF 0xAFFFAF
158 R=175 G=255 B=223 #AFFFDF &hDFFFAF 0xDFFFAF
159 R=175 G=255 B=255 #AFFFFF &hFFFFAF 0xFFFFAF
160 R=223 G= 0 B= 0 #DF0000 &h0000DF 0x0000DF
161 R=223 G= 0 B= 95 #DF005F &h5F00DF 0x5F00DF
162 R=223 G= 0 B=135 #DF0087 &h8700DF 0x8700DF
163 R=223 G= 0 B=175 #DF00AF &hAF00DF 0xAF00DF
164 R=223 G= 0 B=223 #DF00DF &hDF00DF 0xDF00DF
165 R=223 G= 0 B=255 #DF00FF &hFF00DF 0xFF00DF
166 R=223 G= 95 B= 0 #DF5F00 &h005FDF 0x005FDF
167 R=223 G= 95 B= 95 #DF5F5F &h5F5FDF 0x5F5FDF
168 R=223 G= 95 B=135 #DF5F87 &h875FDF 0x875FDF
169 R=223 G= 95 B=175 #DF5FAF &hAF5FDF 0xAF5FDF
170 R=223 G= 95 B=223 #DF5FDF &hDF5FDF 0xDF5FDF
171 R=223 G= 95 B=255 #DF5FFF &hFF5FDF 0xFF5FDF
172 R=223 G=135 B= 0 #DF8700 &h0087DF 0x0087DF
173 R=223 G=135 B= 95 #DF875F &h5F87DF 0x5F87DF
174 R=223 G=135 B=135 #DF8787 &h8787DF 0x8787DF
175 R=223 G=135 B=175 #DF87AF &hAF87DF 0xAF87DF
176 R=223 G=135 B=223 #DF87DF &hDF87DF 0xDF87DF
177 R=223 G=135 B=255 #DF87FF &hFF87DF 0xFF87DF
178 R=223 G=175 B= 0 #DFAF00 &h00AFDF 0x00AFDF
179 R=223 G=175 B= 95 #DFAF5F &h5FAFDF 0x5FAFDF
180 R=223 G=175 B=135 #DFAF87 &h87AFDF 0x87AFDF
181 R=223 G=175 B=175 #DFAFAF &hAFAFDF 0xAFAFDF
182 R=223 G=175 B=223 #DFAFDF &hDFAFDF 0xDFAFDF
183 R=223 G=175 B=255 #DFAFFF &hFFAFDF 0xFFAFDF
184 R=223 G=223 B= 0 #DFDF00 &h00DFDF 0x00DFDF
185 R=223 G=223 B= 95 #DFDF5F &h5FDFDF 0x5FDFDF
186 R=223 G=223 B=135 #DFDF87 &h87DFDF 0x87DFDF
187 R=223 G=223 B=175 #DFDFAF &hAFDFDF 0xAFDFDF
188 R=223 G=223 B=223 #DFDFDF &hDFDFDF 0xDFDFDF
189 R=223 G=223 B=255 #DFDFFF &hFFDFDF 0xFFDFDF
190 R=223 G=255 B= 0 #DFFF00 &h00FFDF 0x00FFDF
191 R=223 G=255 B= 95 #DFFF5F &h5FFFDF 0x5FFFDF
192 R=223 G=255 B=135 #DFFF87 &h87FFDF 0x87FFDF
193 R=223 G=255 B=175 #DFFFAF &hAFFFDF 0xAFFFDF
194 R=223 G=255 B=223 #DFFFDF &hDFFFDF 0xDFFFDF
195 R=223 G=255 B=255 #DFFFFF &hFFFFDF 0xFFFFDF
196 (red) R=255 G= 0 B= 0 #FF0000 &h0000FF 0x0000FF
197 R=255 G= 0 B= 95 #FF005F &h5F00FF 0x5F00FF
198 R=255 G= 0 B=135 #FF0087 &h8700FF 0x8700FF
199 R=255 G= 0 B=175 #FF00AF &hAF00FF 0xAF00FF
200 R=255 G= 0 B=223 #FF00DF &hDF00FF 0xDF00FF
201 (magenta, fuchsia) R=255 G= 0 B=255 #FF00FF &hFF00FF 0xFF00FF
202 R=255 G= 95 B= 0 #FF5F00 &h005FFF 0x005FFF
203 R=255 G= 95 B= 95 #FF5F5F &h5F5FFF 0x5F5FFF
204 R=255 G= 95 B=135 #FF5F87 &h875FFF 0x875FFF
205 R=255 G= 95 B=175 #FF5FAF &hAF5FFF 0xAF5FFF
206 R=255 G= 95 B=223 #FF5FDF &hDF5FFF 0xDF5FFF
207 R=255 G= 95 B=255 #FF5FFF &hFF5FFF 0xFF5FFF
208 R=255 G=135 B= 0 #FF8700 &h0087FF 0x0087FF
209 R=255 G=135 B= 95 #FF875F &h5F87FF 0x5F87FF
210 R=255 G=135 B=135 #FF8787 &h8787FF 0x8787FF
211 R=255 G=135 B=175 #FF87AF &hAF87FF 0xAF87FF
212 R=255 G=135 B=223 #FF87DF &hDF87FF 0xDF87FF
213 R=255 G=135 B=255 #FF87FF &hFF87FF 0xFF87FF
214 R=255 G=175 B= 0 #FFAF00 &h00AFFF 0x00AFFF
215 R=255 G=175 B= 95 #FFAF5F &h5FAFFF 0x5FAFFF
216 R=255 G=175 B=135 #FFAF87 &h87AFFF 0x87AFFF
217 R=255 G=175 B=175 #FFAFAF &hAFAFFF 0xAFAFFF
218 R=255 G=175 B=223 #FFAFDF &hDFAFFF 0xDFAFFF
219 R=255 G=175 B=255 #FFAFFF &hFFAFFF 0xFFAFFF
220 R=255 G=223 B= 0 #FFDF00 &h00DFFF 0x00DFFF
221 R=255 G=223 B= 95 #FFDF5F &h5FDFFF 0x5FDFFF
222 R=255 G=223 B=135 #FFDF87 &h87DFFF 0x87DFFF
223 R=255 G=223 B=175 #FFDFAF &hAFDFFF 0xAFDFFF
224 R=255 G=223 B=223 #FFDFDF &hDFDFFF 0xDFDFFF
225 R=255 G=223 B=255 #FFDFFF &hFFDFFF 0xFFDFFF
226 (yellow) R=255 G=255 B= 0 #FFFF00 &h00FFFF 0x00FFFF
227 R=255 G=255 B= 95 #FFFF5F &h5FFFFF 0x5FFFFF
228 R=255 G=255 B=135 #FFFF87 &h87FFFF 0x87FFFF
229 R=255 G=255 B=175 #FFFFAF &hAFFFFF 0xAFFFFF
230 R=255 G=255 B=223 #FFFFDF &hDFFFFF 0xDFFFFF
231 (white) R=255 G=255 B=255 #FFFFFF &hFFFFFF 0xFFFFFF
232 R= 8 G= 8 B= 8 #080808 &h080808 0x080808
233 R= 18 G= 18 B= 18 #121212 &h121212 0x121212
234 R= 28 G= 28 B= 28 #1C1C1C &h1C1C1C 0x1C1C1C
235 R= 38 G= 38 B= 38 #262626 &h262626 0x262626
236 R= 48 G= 48 B= 48 #303030 &h303030 0x303030
237 R= 58 G= 58 B= 58 #3A3A3A &h3A3A3A 0x3A3A3A
238 R= 68 G= 68 B= 68 #444444 &h444444 0x444444
239 R= 78 G= 78 B= 78 #4E4E4E &h4E4E4E 0x4E4E4E
240 R= 88 G= 88 B= 88 #585858 &h585858 0x585858
241 R= 98 G= 98 B= 98 #626262 &h626262 0x626262
242 R=108 G=108 B=108 #6C6C6C &h6C6C6C 0x6C6C6C
243 R=118 G=118 B=118 #767676 &h767676 0x767676
244 (gray) R=128 G=128 B=128 #808080 &h808080 0x808080
245 R=138 G=138 B=138 #8A8A8A &h8A8A8A 0x8A8A8A
246 R=148 G=148 B=148 #949494 &h949494 0x949494
247 R=158 G=158 B=158 #9E9E9E &h9E9E9E 0x9E9E9E
248 R=168 G=168 B=168 #A8A8A8 &hA8A8A8 0xA8A8A8
249 R=178 G=178 B=178 #B2B2B2 &hB2B2B2 0xB2B2B2
250 R=188 G=188 B=188 #BCBCBC &hBCBCBC 0xBCBCBC
251 R=198 G=198 B=198 #C6C6C6 &hC6C6C6 0xC6C6C6
252 R=208 G=208 B=208 #D0D0D0 &hD0D0D0 0xD0D0D0
253 R=218 G=218 B=218 #DADADA &hDADADA 0xDADADA
254 R=228 G=228 B=228 #E4E4E4 &hE4E4E4 0xE4E4E4
255 R=238 G=238 B=238 #EEEEEE &hEEEEEE 0xEEEEEE
I am assuming the first 16 are OK, as they are identical to the standard 16-colour ANSI values. Also the grey scale ones (232 onwards) seem reasonable as they go up in a standard way.
I am not sure about the 6 * 6 * 6 colour cube. This is the algorithm I am using:
int red, green, blue;
const BYTE values [6] = { 0x00, 0x5F, 0x87, 0xAF, 0xDF, 0xFF };
for (red = 0; red < 6; red++)
for (green = 0; green < 6; green++)
for (blue = 0; blue < 6; blue++)
xterm_256_colours [16 + (red * 36) + (blue * 6) + green] =
RGB (values [red], values [blue], values [green]);
int grey;
for (grey = 0; grey < 24; grey++)
{
BYTE value = 8 + (grey * 10);
xterm_256_colours [232 + grey] = RGB (value, value, value);
}
The thing that concerns me here is that the gaps in the colour cube (ie. the "values" table) are not evenly spaced.
However they give a result that is consistent with the only web page I found so far that actually listed RGB values. That is:
http://www.calmar.ws/vim/256-xterm-24bit-rgb-color-chart.html
Is this correct? Or just someone's personal preference? |
- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Date
| Reply #28 on Sat 07 Apr 2007 02:55 AM (UTC) Amended on Sat 07 Apr 2007 02:57 AM (UTC) by Nick Gammon
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| Message
| Another site I came across seems to suggest that the colours *should* be evenly spaced in the colour cube, by an amount of 42.5 (ie. 256 / 6) rather than the spacing given on the page above.
The spacing in the current algorithm is:
95 + 40 + 40 + 48 + 32 = 255
An alternate algorithm, based on the 42.5 gap, would be:
for (red = 0; red < 6; red++)
for (green = 0; green < 6; green++)
for (blue = 0; blue < 6; blue++)
xterm_256_colours [16 + (red * 36) + (blue * 6) + green] =
RGB (red * 42.5, blue * 42.5, green * 42.5);
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- Nick Gammon
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
Australia (23,140 posts) Bio
Forum Administrator |
| Date
| Reply #29 on Sat 07 Apr 2007 03:00 AM (UTC) Amended on Sat 07 Apr 2007 03:01 AM (UTC) by Nick Gammon
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| Message
| Using that second approach gave these results, which look a bit darker:
16 (black) R= 0 G= 0 B= 0 #000000 &h000000 0x000000
17 R= 0 G= 0 B= 42 #00002A &h2A0000 0x2A0000
18 R= 0 G= 0 B= 85 #000055 &h550000 0x550000
19 R= 0 G= 0 B=127 #00007F &h7F0000 0x7F0000
20 R= 0 G= 0 B=170 #0000AA &hAA0000 0xAA0000
21 R= 0 G= 0 B=212 #0000D4 &hD40000 0xD40000
22 R= 0 G= 42 B= 0 #002A00 &h002A00 0x002A00
23 R= 0 G= 42 B= 42 #002A2A &h2A2A00 0x2A2A00
24 R= 0 G= 42 B= 85 #002A55 &h552A00 0x552A00
25 R= 0 G= 42 B=127 #002A7F &h7F2A00 0x7F2A00
26 R= 0 G= 42 B=170 #002AAA &hAA2A00 0xAA2A00
27 R= 0 G= 42 B=212 #002AD4 &hD42A00 0xD42A00
28 R= 0 G= 85 B= 0 #005500 &h005500 0x005500
29 R= 0 G= 85 B= 42 #00552A &h2A5500 0x2A5500
30 R= 0 G= 85 B= 85 #005555 &h555500 0x555500
31 R= 0 G= 85 B=127 #00557F &h7F5500 0x7F5500
32 R= 0 G= 85 B=170 #0055AA &hAA5500 0xAA5500
33 R= 0 G= 85 B=212 #0055D4 &hD45500 0xD45500
34 R= 0 G=127 B= 0 #007F00 &h007F00 0x007F00
35 R= 0 G=127 B= 42 #007F2A &h2A7F00 0x2A7F00
36 R= 0 G=127 B= 85 #007F55 &h557F00 0x557F00
37 R= 0 G=127 B=127 #007F7F &h7F7F00 0x7F7F00
38 R= 0 G=127 B=170 #007FAA &hAA7F00 0xAA7F00
39 R= 0 G=127 B=212 #007FD4 &hD47F00 0xD47F00
40 R= 0 G=170 B= 0 #00AA00 &h00AA00 0x00AA00
41 R= 0 G=170 B= 42 #00AA2A &h2AAA00 0x2AAA00
42 R= 0 G=170 B= 85 #00AA55 &h55AA00 0x55AA00
43 R= 0 G=170 B=127 #00AA7F &h7FAA00 0x7FAA00
44 R= 0 G=170 B=170 #00AAAA &hAAAA00 0xAAAA00
45 R= 0 G=170 B=212 #00AAD4 &hD4AA00 0xD4AA00
46 R= 0 G=212 B= 0 #00D400 &h00D400 0x00D400
47 R= 0 G=212 B= 42 #00D42A &h2AD400 0x2AD400
48 R= 0 G=212 B= 85 #00D455 &h55D400 0x55D400
49 R= 0 G=212 B=127 #00D47F &h7FD400 0x7FD400
50 R= 0 G=212 B=170 #00D4AA &hAAD400 0xAAD400
51 R= 0 G=212 B=212 #00D4D4 &hD4D400 0xD4D400
52 R= 42 G= 0 B= 0 #2A0000 &h00002A 0x00002A
53 R= 42 G= 0 B= 42 #2A002A &h2A002A 0x2A002A
54 R= 42 G= 0 B= 85 #2A0055 &h55002A 0x55002A
55 R= 42 G= 0 B=127 #2A007F &h7F002A 0x7F002A
56 R= 42 G= 0 B=170 #2A00AA &hAA002A 0xAA002A
57 R= 42 G= 0 B=212 #2A00D4 &hD4002A 0xD4002A
58 R= 42 G= 42 B= 0 #2A2A00 &h002A2A 0x002A2A
59 R= 42 G= 42 B= 42 #2A2A2A &h2A2A2A 0x2A2A2A
60 R= 42 G= 42 B= 85 #2A2A55 &h552A2A 0x552A2A
61 R= 42 G= 42 B=127 #2A2A7F &h7F2A2A 0x7F2A2A
62 R= 42 G= 42 B=170 #2A2AAA &hAA2A2A 0xAA2A2A
63 R= 42 G= 42 B=212 #2A2AD4 &hD42A2A 0xD42A2A
64 R= 42 G= 85 B= 0 #2A5500 &h00552A 0x00552A
65 R= 42 G= 85 B= 42 #2A552A &h2A552A 0x2A552A
66 R= 42 G= 85 B= 85 #2A5555 &h55552A 0x55552A
67 R= 42 G= 85 B=127 #2A557F &h7F552A 0x7F552A
68 R= 42 G= 85 B=170 #2A55AA &hAA552A 0xAA552A
69 R= 42 G= 85 B=212 #2A55D4 &hD4552A 0xD4552A
70 R= 42 G=127 B= 0 #2A7F00 &h007F2A 0x007F2A
71 R= 42 G=127 B= 42 #2A7F2A &h2A7F2A 0x2A7F2A
72 R= 42 G=127 B= 85 #2A7F55 &h557F2A 0x557F2A
73 R= 42 G=127 B=127 #2A7F7F &h7F7F2A 0x7F7F2A
74 R= 42 G=127 B=170 #2A7FAA &hAA7F2A 0xAA7F2A
75 R= 42 G=127 B=212 #2A7FD4 &hD47F2A 0xD47F2A
76 R= 42 G=170 B= 0 #2AAA00 &h00AA2A 0x00AA2A
77 R= 42 G=170 B= 42 #2AAA2A &h2AAA2A 0x2AAA2A
78 R= 42 G=170 B= 85 #2AAA55 &h55AA2A 0x55AA2A
79 R= 42 G=170 B=127 #2AAA7F &h7FAA2A 0x7FAA2A
80 R= 42 G=170 B=170 #2AAAAA &hAAAA2A 0xAAAA2A
81 R= 42 G=170 B=212 #2AAAD4 &hD4AA2A 0xD4AA2A
82 R= 42 G=212 B= 0 #2AD400 &h00D42A 0x00D42A
83 R= 42 G=212 B= 42 #2AD42A &h2AD42A 0x2AD42A
84 R= 42 G=212 B= 85 #2AD455 &h55D42A 0x55D42A
85 R= 42 G=212 B=127 #2AD47F &h7FD42A 0x7FD42A
86 R= 42 G=212 B=170 #2AD4AA &hAAD42A 0xAAD42A
87 R= 42 G=212 B=212 #2AD4D4 &hD4D42A 0xD4D42A
88 R= 85 G= 0 B= 0 #550000 &h000055 0x000055
89 R= 85 G= 0 B= 42 #55002A &h2A0055 0x2A0055
90 R= 85 G= 0 B= 85 #550055 &h550055 0x550055
91 R= 85 G= 0 B=127 #55007F &h7F0055 0x7F0055
92 R= 85 G= 0 B=170 #5500AA &hAA0055 0xAA0055
93 R= 85 G= 0 B=212 #5500D4 &hD40055 0xD40055
94 R= 85 G= 42 B= 0 #552A00 &h002A55 0x002A55
95 R= 85 G= 42 B= 42 #552A2A &h2A2A55 0x2A2A55
96 R= 85 G= 42 B= 85 #552A55 &h552A55 0x552A55
97 R= 85 G= 42 B=127 #552A7F &h7F2A55 0x7F2A55
98 R= 85 G= 42 B=170 #552AAA &hAA2A55 0xAA2A55
99 R= 85 G= 42 B=212 #552AD4 &hD42A55 0xD42A55
100 R= 85 G= 85 B= 0 #555500 &h005555 0x005555
101 R= 85 G= 85 B= 42 #55552A &h2A5555 0x2A5555
102 R= 85 G= 85 B= 85 #555555 &h555555 0x555555
103 R= 85 G= 85 B=127 #55557F &h7F5555 0x7F5555
104 R= 85 G= 85 B=170 #5555AA &hAA5555 0xAA5555
105 R= 85 G= 85 B=212 #5555D4 &hD45555 0xD45555
106 R= 85 G=127 B= 0 #557F00 &h007F55 0x007F55
107 R= 85 G=127 B= 42 #557F2A &h2A7F55 0x2A7F55
108 R= 85 G=127 B= 85 #557F55 &h557F55 0x557F55
109 R= 85 G=127 B=127 #557F7F &h7F7F55 0x7F7F55
110 R= 85 G=127 B=170 #557FAA &hAA7F55 0xAA7F55
111 R= 85 G=127 B=212 #557FD4 &hD47F55 0xD47F55
112 R= 85 G=170 B= 0 #55AA00 &h00AA55 0x00AA55
113 R= 85 G=170 B= 42 #55AA2A &h2AAA55 0x2AAA55
114 R= 85 G=170 B= 85 #55AA55 &h55AA55 0x55AA55
115 R= 85 G=170 B=127 #55AA7F &h7FAA55 0x7FAA55
116 R= 85 G=170 B=170 #55AAAA &hAAAA55 0xAAAA55
117 R= 85 G=170 B=212 #55AAD4 &hD4AA55 0xD4AA55
118 R= 85 G=212 B= 0 #55D400 &h00D455 0x00D455
119 R= 85 G=212 B= 42 #55D42A &h2AD455 0x2AD455
120 R= 85 G=212 B= 85 #55D455 &h55D455 0x55D455
121 R= 85 G=212 B=127 #55D47F &h7FD455 0x7FD455
122 R= 85 G=212 B=170 #55D4AA &hAAD455 0xAAD455
123 R= 85 G=212 B=212 #55D4D4 &hD4D455 0xD4D455
124 R=127 G= 0 B= 0 #7F0000 &h00007F 0x00007F
125 R=127 G= 0 B= 42 #7F002A &h2A007F 0x2A007F
126 R=127 G= 0 B= 85 #7F0055 &h55007F 0x55007F
127 R=127 G= 0 B=127 #7F007F &h7F007F 0x7F007F
128 R=127 G= 0 B=170 #7F00AA &hAA007F 0xAA007F
129 R=127 G= 0 B=212 #7F00D4 &hD4007F 0xD4007F
130 R=127 G= 42 B= 0 #7F2A00 &h002A7F 0x002A7F
131 R=127 G= 42 B= 42 #7F2A2A &h2A2A7F 0x2A2A7F
132 R=127 G= 42 B= 85 #7F2A55 &h552A7F 0x552A7F
133 R=127 G= 42 B=127 #7F2A7F &h7F2A7F 0x7F2A7F
134 R=127 G= 42 B=170 #7F2AAA &hAA2A7F 0xAA2A7F
135 R=127 G= 42 B=212 #7F2AD4 &hD42A7F 0xD42A7F
136 R=127 G= 85 B= 0 #7F5500 &h00557F 0x00557F
137 R=127 G= 85 B= 42 #7F552A &h2A557F 0x2A557F
138 R=127 G= 85 B= 85 #7F5555 &h55557F 0x55557F
139 R=127 G= 85 B=127 #7F557F &h7F557F 0x7F557F
140 R=127 G= 85 B=170 #7F55AA &hAA557F 0xAA557F
141 R=127 G= 85 B=212 #7F55D4 &hD4557F 0xD4557F
142 R=127 G=127 B= 0 #7F7F00 &h007F7F 0x007F7F
143 R=127 G=127 B= 42 #7F7F2A &h2A7F7F 0x2A7F7F
144 R=127 G=127 B= 85 #7F7F55 &h557F7F 0x557F7F
145 R=127 G=127 B=127 #7F7F7F &h7F7F7F 0x7F7F7F
146 R=127 G=127 B=170 #7F7FAA &hAA7F7F 0xAA7F7F
147 R=127 G=127 B=212 #7F7FD4 &hD47F7F 0xD47F7F
148 R=127 G=170 B= 0 #7FAA00 &h00AA7F 0x00AA7F
149 R=127 G=170 B= 42 #7FAA2A &h2AAA7F 0x2AAA7F
150 R=127 G=170 B= 85 #7FAA55 &h55AA7F 0x55AA7F
151 R=127 G=170 B=127 #7FAA7F &h7FAA7F 0x7FAA7F
152 R=127 G=170 B=170 #7FAAAA &hAAAA7F 0xAAAA7F
153 R=127 G=170 B=212 #7FAAD4 &hD4AA7F 0xD4AA7F
154 R=127 G=212 B= 0 #7FD400 &h00D47F 0x00D47F
155 R=127 G=212 B= 42 #7FD42A &h2AD47F 0x2AD47F
156 R=127 G=212 B= 85 #7FD455 &h55D47F 0x55D47F
157 R=127 G=212 B=127 #7FD47F &h7FD47F 0x7FD47F
158 R=127 G=212 B=170 #7FD4AA &hAAD47F 0xAAD47F
159 R=127 G=212 B=212 #7FD4D4 &hD4D47F 0xD4D47F
160 R=170 G= 0 B= 0 #AA0000 &h0000AA 0x0000AA
161 R=170 G= 0 B= 42 #AA002A &h2A00AA 0x2A00AA
162 R=170 G= 0 B= 85 #AA0055 &h5500AA 0x5500AA
163 R=170 G= 0 B=127 #AA007F &h7F00AA 0x7F00AA
164 R=170 G= 0 B=170 #AA00AA &hAA00AA 0xAA00AA
165 R=170 G= 0 B=212 #AA00D4 &hD400AA 0xD400AA
166 R=170 G= 42 B= 0 #AA2A00 &h002AAA 0x002AAA
167 R=170 G= 42 B= 42 #AA2A2A &h2A2AAA 0x2A2AAA
168 R=170 G= 42 B= 85 #AA2A55 &h552AAA 0x552AAA
169 R=170 G= 42 B=127 #AA2A7F &h7F2AAA 0x7F2AAA
170 R=170 G= 42 B=170 #AA2AAA &hAA2AAA 0xAA2AAA
171 R=170 G= 42 B=212 #AA2AD4 &hD42AAA 0xD42AAA
172 R=170 G= 85 B= 0 #AA5500 &h0055AA 0x0055AA
173 R=170 G= 85 B= 42 #AA552A &h2A55AA 0x2A55AA
174 R=170 G= 85 B= 85 #AA5555 &h5555AA 0x5555AA
175 R=170 G= 85 B=127 #AA557F &h7F55AA 0x7F55AA
176 R=170 G= 85 B=170 #AA55AA &hAA55AA 0xAA55AA
177 R=170 G= 85 B=212 #AA55D4 &hD455AA 0xD455AA
178 R=170 G=127 B= 0 #AA7F00 &h007FAA 0x007FAA
179 R=170 G=127 B= 42 #AA7F2A &h2A7FAA 0x2A7FAA
180 R=170 G=127 B= 85 #AA7F55 &h557FAA 0x557FAA
181 R=170 G=127 B=127 #AA7F7F &h7F7FAA 0x7F7FAA
182 R=170 G=127 B=170 #AA7FAA &hAA7FAA 0xAA7FAA
183 R=170 G=127 B=212 #AA7FD4 &hD47FAA 0xD47FAA
184 R=170 G=170 B= 0 #AAAA00 &h00AAAA 0x00AAAA
185 R=170 G=170 B= 42 #AAAA2A &h2AAAAA 0x2AAAAA
186 R=170 G=170 B= 85 #AAAA55 &h55AAAA 0x55AAAA
187 R=170 G=170 B=127 #AAAA7F &h7FAAAA 0x7FAAAA
188 R=170 G=170 B=170 #AAAAAA &hAAAAAA 0xAAAAAA
189 R=170 G=170 B=212 #AAAAD4 &hD4AAAA 0xD4AAAA
190 R=170 G=212 B= 0 #AAD400 &h00D4AA 0x00D4AA
191 R=170 G=212 B= 42 #AAD42A &h2AD4AA 0x2AD4AA
192 R=170 G=212 B= 85 #AAD455 &h55D4AA 0x55D4AA
193 R=170 G=212 B=127 #AAD47F &h7FD4AA 0x7FD4AA
194 R=170 G=212 B=170 #AAD4AA &hAAD4AA 0xAAD4AA
195 R=170 G=212 B=212 #AAD4D4 &hD4D4AA 0xD4D4AA
196 R=212 G= 0 B= 0 #D40000 &h0000D4 0x0000D4
197 R=212 G= 0 B= 42 #D4002A &h2A00D4 0x2A00D4
198 R=212 G= 0 B= 85 #D40055 &h5500D4 0x5500D4
199 R=212 G= 0 B=127 #D4007F &h7F00D4 0x7F00D4
200 R=212 G= 0 B=170 #D400AA &hAA00D4 0xAA00D4
201 R=212 G= 0 B=212 #D400D4 &hD400D4 0xD400D4
202 R=212 G= 42 B= 0 #D42A00 &h002AD4 0x002AD4
203 R=212 G= 42 B= 42 #D42A2A &h2A2AD4 0x2A2AD4
204 R=212 G= 42 B= 85 #D42A55 &h552AD4 0x552AD4
205 R=212 G= 42 B=127 #D42A7F &h7F2AD4 0x7F2AD4
206 R=212 G= 42 B=170 #D42AAA &hAA2AD4 0xAA2AD4
207 R=212 G= 42 B=212 #D42AD4 &hD42AD4 0xD42AD4
208 R=212 G= 85 B= 0 #D45500 &h0055D4 0x0055D4
209 R=212 G= 85 B= 42 #D4552A &h2A55D4 0x2A55D4
210 R=212 G= 85 B= 85 #D45555 &h5555D4 0x5555D4
211 R=212 G= 85 B=127 #D4557F &h7F55D4 0x7F55D4
212 R=212 G= 85 B=170 #D455AA &hAA55D4 0xAA55D4
213 R=212 G= 85 B=212 #D455D4 &hD455D4 0xD455D4
214 R=212 G=127 B= 0 #D47F00 &h007FD4 0x007FD4
215 R=212 G=127 B= 42 #D47F2A &h2A7FD4 0x2A7FD4
216 R=212 G=127 B= 85 #D47F55 &h557FD4 0x557FD4
217 R=212 G=127 B=127 #D47F7F &h7F7FD4 0x7F7FD4
218 R=212 G=127 B=170 #D47FAA &hAA7FD4 0xAA7FD4
219 R=212 G=127 B=212 #D47FD4 &hD47FD4 0xD47FD4
220 R=212 G=170 B= 0 #D4AA00 &h00AAD4 0x00AAD4
221 R=212 G=170 B= 42 #D4AA2A &h2AAAD4 0x2AAAD4
222 R=212 G=170 B= 85 #D4AA55 &h55AAD4 0x55AAD4
223 R=212 G=170 B=127 #D4AA7F &h7FAAD4 0x7FAAD4
224 R=212 G=170 B=170 #D4AAAA &hAAAAD4 0xAAAAD4
225 R=212 G=170 B=212 #D4AAD4 &hD4AAD4 0xD4AAD4
226 R=212 G=212 B= 0 #D4D400 &h00D4D4 0x00D4D4
227 R=212 G=212 B= 42 #D4D42A &h2AD4D4 0x2AD4D4
228 R=212 G=212 B= 85 #D4D455 &h55D4D4 0x55D4D4
229 R=212 G=212 B=127 #D4D47F &h7FD4D4 0x7FD4D4
230 R=212 G=212 B=170 #D4D4AA &hAAD4D4 0xAAD4D4
231 R=212 G=212 B=212 #D4D4D4 &hD4D4D4 0xD4D4D4
You can see that the brightest value here (for item 231) is #D4D4D4 compared to the earlier approach which gave a brighest value of #FFFFFF. |
- Nick Gammon
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