Hi @weslly I've been a big fan of your plugin for a while, and I have a new feature to suggest. Depending on the platform (I think), the actual color picker GUI plugin produces either upper or lowercase letters, so you can get different results on different machines. I added logic to sublimecp.py to check for ColorPicker.sublime-settings and see if the "color_upper_case" value is true or false, and depending on that it calls the built-in .upper() or .lower() function on the color variable before it gets sent to the view for replacement.
In addition, I created a sample ColorPicker.sublime-settings file with "color_upper_case" set to true, made a Main.sublime-menu file to add the appropriate items to the Preferences -> Package Settings menu, and updated the documentation in the README as well as the gh-pages branch (that'll be a separate pull request).
I hope you like it, please let me know if you need anything else.
weslly
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10 years ago
Hi @weslly I've been a big fan of your plugin for a while, and I have a new feature to suggest. Depending on the platform (I think), the actual color picker GUI plugin produces either upper or lowercase letters, so you can get different results on different machines. I added logic to
sublimecp.pyto check forColorPicker.sublime-settingsand see if the"color_upper_case"value is true or false, and depending on that it calls the built-in.upper()or.lower()function on thecolorvariable before it gets sent to the view for replacement.In addition, I created a sample
ColorPicker.sublime-settingsfile with"color_upper_case"set totrue, made aMain.sublime-menufile to add the appropriate items to thePreferences -> Package Settingsmenu, and updated the documentation in the README as well as thegh-pagesbranch (that'll be a separate pull request).I hope you like it, please let me know if you need anything else.
Matt