Nibble colordump under prcn/prcb. Idea by Patrick Hurd ##print

Thanks Pancake! In my screenshots on Mastodon, the color palette I was using was as below. There are a couple inconsistencies with the palette you've chosen for radare. For example, 0xe being light gray and 0x2 and 0x3 being the same color 0x00ff00.

The goal of using colors in order of the rainbow is to represent the adjacency of the values. Red being adjacent to Orange as 0x01 is adjacent to 0x02. This is what enabled the continuous rainbow effect in https://infosec.exchange/@phurd/112348777843763942 for example. As a coincidence, the colors I've chosen have the affect of making ASCII text regions appear predominantly green, as shown in the lower half of this screenshot https://infosec.exchange/@phurd/112284269719833207 .

colors = [
    'e71d43', # Dark Red
    'ff0000', # Red
    'ff6e00', # Orange
    'ffc300', # Orange Yellow
    'ffff00', # Yellow
    'aad500', # Lime
    '55aa00', # Grass Green
    '008000', # Forest Green
    '005555', # Dark Teal
    '002baa', # Navy
    '0000ff', # Blue
    '3200ac', # Purple
    '4b0082', # Magenta
    '812ba6', # Dark Pink
    'b857ca', # Light Pink
    'd03a87', # Salmon
]

radareorg / radare2

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