def showOff(colors,bgcols):
color.parrot("color1.htf")
print "<p>Foreground colors being tried: "
for c in colors:
print "%s " % (c),
print "</p><p>Backgrounds used for comparison: "
for b in bgcols:
print "%s " % (b),
print "</p>"
print "<table>"
(cM,cG) = color.contLevels('n')
for i in bgcols:
print "<tr>"
a = ''
for j in colors:
nratio = gridLums(i,j)
if (nratio >= cG):
a = 'cgood'
elif (nratio >= cM):
a = 'cmin'
elif (i == j):
a = 'cnone'
else:
a = 'cbad'
print "<td class=\"{bang}\" style=\"color: #{one}; background-color: #{two};\">#{one}/#{two}</td>".format(one = j,two = i,bang = a)
print "</tr>"
print "</table>"
if len(bgcols) > 1:
cf = findCommon(bgcols)
print "<p>Common foregrounds:</p>" # ??? May have messed this up somehow. Don't remember its original intent.
cf = magicSort(cf,bgcols[0]) # Um, I guess sorted based on contrast with first given background? I should have documented this better.
for fc in cf:
print "<div class=\"holder\">"
for bc in bgcols:
(k1,k2) = sorted([str(bc).upper(),str(fc)])
ratio = ''
try:
ratio = lumlib[k1][k2]
except KeyError as e:
ratio = gridLums(k1,k2)
break
if (ratio >= cG):
a = ''
elif (ratio >= cM):
a = ' cmin'
elif (fc == bc):
a = ' cnone'
else:
a = ' cbad'
print "<span class=\"comfg{con}\" style=\"font-family: monospace; color: #{fg}; background-color: #{bg};\"> {fg}/{bg}: {rat} </span>".format(fg = fc,bg = bc,rat = ratio,con = a)
print "</div>"
print "<p class=\"clr\">Size of grid: %i</p>" % len(lumlib)
color.parrot("color2.htf")
color.savelumlib()
return 0
def storeGrid(): # for x in sorted(lumlib.keys()): # print "%s: %s " % (x,lumlib[x]) print "Grid size %i" % len(lumlib) color.savelumlib()
