Acme-AutoColor
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OCTARINE
Octarine is the discworlds eigth color. It can't actually displayed with a RGB color scheme,
but as far as we know, its R, G and B components are all zero. But you can use it anyway:
$octarine = OCTARINE(); # '000000'
Beware: Using OCTARINE() may - depending on your location, status as wizard and general thaumic
background radiation levels - reconfigure your computer to display itself. This may result in
damage to your system, secondary thaumic events, creatures from the dungeon dimensions appearing
or the universe collapsing on itself.
SEE ALSO
Graphics::ColorNames
AUTHOR
Robert Rothenberg <rrwo at cpan.org>
current Maintainer: Rene Schickbauer <rene.schickbauer at gmail.com>
lib/Acme/AutoColor.pm view on Meta::CPAN
=head1 OCTARINE
Octarine is the discworlds eigth color. It can't actually displayed with a RGB color scheme,
but as far as we know, its R, G and B components are all zero and O is 0xff. But you can use it
anyway:
$octarine = OCTARINE(); # '000000ff'
Beware: Using OCTARINE() may - depending on your location, status as wizard and general thaumic
background radiation levels - reconfigure your computer to display itself. This may result in
damage to your system, secondary thaumic events, creatures from the dungeon dimensions appearing
or the universe collapsing on itself.
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<Graphics::ColorNames>
=head1 AUTHOR
Robert Rothenberg <rrwo at cpan.org>
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