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anylo
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Vijilante
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 Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 9:01 am
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RGB codes can be done with #CW, #COLOR, #MXP, and within mxp tags. The %ansi function is just for producing ansi color codes, I don't expect this will change.
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anylo
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Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 9:12 am
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Those commands don't work with #SUB etc.
Anyway, %ansi accepting RGB code is only "nice to have" feature. |
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Thinjon100
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Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 9:01 pm
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RGB colors WILL work with #PCOL though, which is easy simple to combine with #SUB lines to insert colored text.
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Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2005 12:53 am
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Also take a look at the %color function. It accepts both #RRGGBB color syntax as well as standard web color names (gold, pink, etc)
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anylo
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 6:31 am
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Here's example code where I would like to replace colors with RGB values.
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#CLASS {Inform}
#TRIGGER {^* is in excellent shape.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#~#, %ansi( bold, yellow)~#~#, %ansi( bold, green)~#~#, %ansi( bold, blue)~#~#, %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#TRIGGER {^* is in a good shape.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#~#, %ansi( bold, yellow)~#~#, %ansi( bold, green)~#~#, %ansi( bold, blue)~#, %repeat( " ", 1), %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#TRIGGER {^* is slightly hurt.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#~#, %ansi( bold, yellow)~#~#, %ansi( bold, green)~#~#, %repeat( " ", 2), %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#TRIGGER {^* is noticeably hurt.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#~#, %ansi( bold, yellow)~#~#, %ansi( bold, green)~#, %repeat( " ", 3), %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#TRIGGER {^* is not in a good shape.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#~#, %ansi( bold, yellow)~#~#, %repeat( " ", 4), %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#TRIGGER {^* is in bad shape.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#~#, %ansi( bold, yellow)~#, %repeat( " ", 5), %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#TRIGGER {^* is in very bad shape.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#~#, %repeat( " ", 6), %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#TRIGGER {^* is near death.$} {#SUB %concat( ~[, %ansi( bold, red)~#, %repeat( " ", 7), %ansi( green)~], " ", %ansi( green)%line)}
#CLASS 0
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How do I do that? |
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Thinjon100
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 7:10 am
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You might try this... you can adjust the coloring in the colorindicator alias to suit your tastes
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#CLASS {Inform}
#ALIAS colorindicator {#PCOL {$FFFFFF} 0 0;#PCOL {$FF0000} 1 1;#PCOL {$FF8000} 2 2;#PCOL {$FFFF00} 3 3;#PCOL {$80FF00} 4 4;#PCOL {$00FF00} 5 5;#PCOL {$00FFFF} 6 6;#PCOL {$0080FF} 7 7;#PCOL {$0000FF} 8 8;#PCOL {$FFFFFF} 9 9}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is in excellent shape.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~#~#~#~#~#~#~#~#~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is in a good shape.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~#~#~#~#~#~#~# ~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is slightly hurt.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~#~#~#~#~#~# ~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is noticeably hurt.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~#~#~#~#~# ~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is not in a good shape.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~#~#~#~# ~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is in bad shape.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~#~#~# ~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is in very bad shape.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~#~# ~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
#TRIGGER {^(*) is near death.$} {#COL green;#PSUB {%concat("~[~# ~] ",%1)} %x1;colorindicator}
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Since the spaces won't show color, it doesn't hurt to use one alias to color the entire colored section... you just won't see the colors with the # signs missing. I expanded upon your original 4-color scale with 8 HTML colors for a smoother gradient, and I made the brackets white (my personal preference). |
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anylo
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 7:21 am
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Thanks mate, looked great.
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 2:06 pm
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I'm gonna hop in on the ansi discussion to ask:
How do you send a reset? To tell clear all ansi vars, like at the end of an ansified bit? |
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 10:36 pm
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Doing %ansi("reset") should work if I remember the source code correctly. Or, sending
%e[0m
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GaidinBDJ
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 10:41 pm
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Danke. Might wanna stick something in the ansi code list for that.
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