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Yep, if you're just going straight to hex or RGB tuples then there's nothing to think about :)
In Textual 1, if you write `red` in markup it gives Monokai-purple-red, unless you do the thing I shared above.
In Textual 2, it gives web-color red (255, 0, 0), which happens to match ANSI bright_red.
In Textual 1, if you write `red` in markup it gives Monokai-purple-red, unless you do the thing I shared above.
In Textual 2, it gives web-color red (255, 0, 0), which happens to match ANSI bright_red.
March 9, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Yep, if you're just going straight to hex or RGB tuples then there's nothing to think about :)
In Textual 1, if you write `red` in markup it gives Monokai-purple-red, unless you do the thing I shared above.
In Textual 2, it gives web-color red (255, 0, 0), which happens to match ANSI bright_red.
In Textual 1, if you write `red` in markup it gives Monokai-purple-red, unless you do the thing I shared above.
In Textual 2, it gives web-color red (255, 0, 0), which happens to match ANSI bright_red.
Ah ok. I was originally thinking something like this (makes it so that red is actually red and not the Monokai purple-red shade).
Although on trying it I realised the new Textual 2 markup uses web colours, so "red" now corresponds to ANSI bright_red rather than the Monokai shade.
Although on trying it I realised the new Textual 2 markup uses web colours, so "red" now corresponds to ANSI bright_red rather than the Monokai shade.
March 9, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Ah ok. I was originally thinking something like this (makes it so that red is actually red and not the Monokai purple-red shade).
Although on trying it I realised the new Textual 2 markup uses web colours, so "red" now corresponds to ANSI bright_red rather than the Monokai shade.
Although on trying it I realised the new Textual 2 markup uses web colours, so "red" now corresponds to ANSI bright_red rather than the Monokai shade.