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= Color Scheme Plan =

Collecting and planning color usage in Mercurial

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== Available colors ==

Historically terminal colors were generated by direct drive of 3 color bits plus an intensity bit, so each RGB component is either 00, 7F, or FF in modern terms. Modern terminal software generally picks a palette close to this, so it's what we assume below. Some large fraction of terminals default to a black on white scheme rather than the traditional black on white.

|| name || hex || foreground  on black || foreground on white || white on background || black on background ||
|| red  || #7f0000 ||<style="color: #7f0000; background-color:black;">text ||<style="color:#7f0000; background-color:white;">text ||<style="color:white; background-color:#7f0000;">text ||<style="color:black; background-color:#7f0000;">text  ||
|| green || #007f00 ||<style="color: #007f00; background-color:black;">text ||<style="color:#007f00; background-color:white;">text ||<style="color:white; background-color:#007f00;">text ||<style="color:black; background-color:#007f00;">text  ||
|| blue || #00007f ||<style="color: #00007f; background-color:black;">text ||<style="color:#00007f; background-color:white;">text ||<style="color:white; background-color:#00007f;">text ||<style="color:black; background-color:#00007f;">text  ||

== Existing color settings ==

=== status ===

== Proposed color settings ==

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