6 Module color

In this module are constants and a few functions about colors. To give an Obj color override it’s color method and return the color-code of the color you want. See color-codes. You can also define you own colors. This is documented below.

6.1 color-codes

An colorcode in Cursgame is a function returning an int that curses can interprete as a color. That they’re a function is due to internal problems of Cursgame. In the color method you anyway just need to return the colorcode as they are defined here, without calling them. The color-codes defined here are:

• WHITE
• RED
• GREEN
• YELLOW
• BLUE
• MAGENTA
• CYAN
• BLACK

6.2 Defining own colorcons

If you want to define own colorcodes you do it almost the wayy you would do it in curses. First you need to register a color-pair with cursgame.color.init_pair (Documented in the python-curses documentation). Once you registered the pair to curses you can get the value associated with it with cursgame.color.color_pair (Again see curses documentation). Once you defined a color_pair you need to make it a valid Cursgame-color-code. You can do this by passing the return value of color_pair to cursgame.color.make_colorcons, this function will return the cursame-color code.

6.3 Raw-colors

For defining new color pairs you need the raw colors provided by curses. The color module imports them under other names than they are defined in curses. In Cursgame they are called X_RAW where thy are called COLOR_X in curses. So for example cursgame.color.BLACK_RAW links to curses.COLOR_BLACK.