256 color support #82
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Y axis label printing stopped before the top line Sometimes large data values would land on the border or beyond the box fix typo
Expose termbox OutputMode so users can override the default. addColorMap to extend textbuilder with custom colors ColorRGB24 to convert from web to terminal colors
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@gizak any progress on this? |
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Cherry-picked the color commit. Thanks! |
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Hi, sorry if I'm asking a stupid question, but although apparently some changes were made, I'm not able to figure out how to enable having more than 8 colors. Specifically, what I need is to set colors in a paragraph using the Thank you |
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Here is a proposed API for how to support Output256 or potentially OutputGrayscale. Let me know what you think.