System: Debian GNU/Linux testing/unstable
Sway Version: 1.4 (from Debian repository)
wob Version: 7d03efc1f1bbbd165cab7d2220381042c13b1c85 (compiled from this repository)
I tried to integrate the coloring of wob into my overall theme and saw that the same color codes (swaybar's #rrggbbaa rewritten to wob's #aarrggbb format) were rendered differently, but only if the alpha value was lower than ff. More testing shows that only the "black part" of the color will be made transparent.
An example: The "colors" #00000000 and #00ffffff (#aarrggbb) should both be transparent in the same way because both have an alpha value of 00. However wob renders the first one fully transparent (as expected), but the second one fully white (not as expected). To test this yourself, run following commands:
# cd into the build directory of the repository
# Correct transparent rendering
echo 50 | ./wob -t 3000 --border-color '#00000000' --bar-color '#ff00ff00' --background-color '#00000000'
# Incorrent transparent rendering
echo 50 | ./wob -t 3000 --border-color '#00000000' --bar-color '#ff00ff00' --background-color '#00ffffff'
System: Debian GNU/Linux testing/unstable Sway Version: 1.4 (from Debian repository) wob Version: 7d03efc1f1bbbd165cab7d2220381042c13b1c85 (compiled from this repository)
I tried to integrate the coloring of wob into my overall theme and saw that the same color codes (swaybar's
#rrggbbaarewritten to wob's#aarrggbbformat) were rendered differently, but only if the alpha value was lower thanff. More testing shows that only the "black part" of the color will be made transparent.An example: The "colors"
#00000000and#00ffffff(#aarrggbb) should both be transparent in the same way because both have an alpha value of00. However wob renders the first one fully transparent (as expected), but the second one fully white (not as expected). To test this yourself, run following commands: