applyTruecolour

Produces a terminal colour token for the colour passed, expressed in terms of red, green and blue, then writes it to the passed output range.

version(Colours)

void

applyTruecolour

(

Sink

)

(

auto ref Sink sink

uint r

uint g

uint b

const Flag!"brightTerminal" bright = No.brightTerminal

const Flag!"normalise" normalise = Yes.normalise

)

if (

isOutputRange!(Sink, char[])

)

Parameters

sink Sink: Output range to write the final code into.
r uint: Red value.
g uint: Green value.
b uint: Blue value.
bright Flag!"brightTerminal": Whether the terminal has a bright background or not.
normalise Flag!"normalise": Whether or not to normalise colours so that they aren't too dark or too bright.

Examples

Appender!(char[]) sink;
int r, g, b;
numFromHex("3C507D", r, g, b);
sink.applyTruecolour(r, g, b);
sink.put("Foo");
sink.applyANSI(TerminalReset.all);
writeln(sink);  // "Foo" in #3C507D

applyTruecolour

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