Right now, the color() function only supports regular colors, such as whiteredblue, etc, in a string format. But why doesn't this function support other types of colors?
For example if I want to use the bright blue color, I should be able to just use color("bright_blue"), but doing this simply does not format the text.
Same thing for custom colors, although it might be hard to handle RGB format in a string. Perhaps an hex format might be better for custom colors.
I'm aware that I can just use something like color(Color::BrightBlue) or color(Color::TrueColor {r: (), g: (), b: ()}), but, I'd rather have a more dynamic way to tell colored which colors to use.
Right now, the
color()function only supports regular colors, such aswhiteredblue, etc, in a string format. But why doesn't this function support other types of colors?For example if I want to use the bright blue color, I should be able to just use
color("bright_blue"), but doing this simply does not format the text.Same thing for custom colors, although it might be hard to handle RGB format in a string. Perhaps an hex format might be better for custom colors.
I'm aware that I can just use something like
color(Color::BrightBlue)orcolor(Color::TrueColor {r: (), g: (), b: ()}), but, I'd rather have a more dynamic way to tell colored which colors to use.