On Tuesday 01 January 2008 13:47, Robert Millan wrote:
> This patch allows the following to work:
>
> set color_normal=cyan/blue
> set color_highlight=white/blue
Although I am not a native speaker, I feel that they should be better
called "normal_color" and "highlight_color".
> which is equivalent to this command in GRUB Legacy:
>
> color cyan/blue white/blue
>
> I haven't written a ChangeLog entry yet, because I'd like to receive
> comments on the function names. I don't really like
> `parse_single_color_name' and `parse_color_name' but I don't know what to
> call them :-(. What conventions are there for referring to single colors
> (i.e. those that describe only FG or only BG, not both) and complete colors
> (FG + BG) ?
No such word, AFAIK. You know, it is ugly, because you want to put two
separate things into one place. ;)
Just look at CSS...
div {
color: black;
background-color: white;
}
So, if you don't hesitate to create so many variables, you can simply
create "normal_color", "normal_background_color", "highlight_color"
and "highlight_background_color", although I don't know who would like it.
Okuji
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