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For graphite-web I can/could use bgcolor=222222 instead of bgcolor=#222222, but not so for gridline colors.
For graphite-api 1.1.3 both require the # prefix, but colorList still doesn't.
The examples might also suggest encoding it with %23 as that is generally required for browsers too.
So far this is my roundoup:
gridLineColor: Requires # all over
bgcolor: requires # in graphite-api 1.1.3 but not graphite-web 0.9.15
fgcolor: requires # in graphite-api 1.1.3 but not graphite-web 0.9.15
colorList: # is optional for both
I'm guessing this means color-parsing isn't as generic as it should be.
Since graphite-web 0.9.15 is also inconsistent, I suppose there's a choice to be made: Match the inconsistency or fix them. Right now, it's neither one or the other.
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For graphite-web I can/could use bgcolor=222222 instead of bgcolor=#222222, but not so for gridline colors.
For graphite-api 1.1.3 both require the # prefix, but colorList still doesn't.
The examples might also suggest encoding it with %23 as that is generally required for browsers too.
So far this is my roundoup:
gridLineColor: Requires # all over
bgcolor: requires # in graphite-api 1.1.3 but not graphite-web 0.9.15
fgcolor: requires # in graphite-api 1.1.3 but not graphite-web 0.9.15
colorList: # is optional for both
I'm guessing this means color-parsing isn't as generic as it should be.
Since graphite-web 0.9.15 is also inconsistent, I suppose there's a choice to be made: Match the inconsistency or fix them. Right now, it's neither one or the other.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: