ColorNone means that the default colors should be used, meaning Code is meaningless. Two ColorNones with different Codes are identical but previously were not treated as such, causing the renderer to very often (every 25 milliseconds) print reset color commands unnecessarily.
I bet this also means much less idle CPU usage, but I haven't tested this theory.
ColorNone means that the default colors should be used, meaning Code is meaningless. Two ColorNones with different Codes are identical but previously were not treated as such, causing the renderer to very often (every 25 milliseconds) print reset color commands unnecessarily.
I bet this also means much less idle CPU usage, but I haven't tested this theory.