Hi,
I recently updated from macOS Sequoia to macOS Tahoe, where Digital Color Meter uses this incredibly awkward (s)RGB float notation.
Example:
For scarlet red.
Everything under the sun uses hex format, but Color Meter uses floats.
Struggling to find the right notation to import colors in Apple's format into pastel.
I tried pastel's rgb and rgb-float syntaxes, though those appear to assume a traditional 1 factor, where Apple uses a 255 factor.
Can we please get an apple or digital-color-meter or similar, new format to manage these values?
As a workaround, I found a view setting in Digital Color Meter to show hex codes. But would be fantastic to have this capability built into pastel.
Hi,
I recently updated from macOS Sequoia to macOS Tahoe, where Digital Color Meter uses this incredibly awkward (s)RGB float notation.
Example:
For scarlet red.
Everything under the sun uses hex format, but Color Meter uses floats.
Struggling to find the right notation to import colors in Apple's format into pastel.
I tried pastel's
rgbandrgb-floatsyntaxes, though those appear to assume a traditional 1 factor, where Apple uses a 255 factor.Can we please get an
appleordigital-color-meteror similar, new format to manage these values?As a workaround, I found a view setting in Digital Color Meter to show hex codes. But would be fantastic to have this capability built into pastel.