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Xcolorsel(1) Xcolorsel User's Guide Xcolorsel(1)
NAME
xcolorsel - display contents of rgb.txt files together
with color probes.
SYNOPSIS
xcolorsel [options] [RgbTxtFile]
DESCRIPTION
This utility displays the contents of the rgb.txt file
(usually found as /usr/lib/X11/rgb.txt) or a file with
this format specified as the optional [RgbTxtFile] parame-
ter. Each line of this file consists of 3 integers (usu-
ally 0-255) representing the RGB values and a nickname for
this color separated by spaces. The RGB values can be dis-
played in every color representation X11R5/6 supports.
Also it is possible to show the values in either resource
definition or C-style. An additional option to display
the RGB values the current server would be able to actu-
ally display is also implemented. The main feature of
Xcolorsel is that a small example tile of each color is
also shown. I will describe each button/X11-control in
Xcolorsel's window in the next section.
This version has now also support for servers with read
only colormaps (That is StaticColor, StaticGray, True-
Color). Actually I did not realize that this would be
needed before I got a TrueColor server myself. However
since colors have to be allocated one by one in these
modes, the startup time of xcolorsel has reduced dramati-
cally.
USAGE
Xcolorsel's window is divided into four main parts:
(Usually) two rows of command buttons.
The RgbText Widget displaying the input file and (if
needed) vertical and/or horizontal scrollbars.
A message line displaying help messages, comments, or
results of commands or actions.
(Usually) one row of action buttons. The main (or better
intended) difference between commands and actions
is that action operate on colors selected in the
display area and commands perform general tasks.
The title bar of Xcolorsel's window should (if supported
by the window manager) show the name of the current dis-
played file.
Depending from the window size the actual layout may dif-
fer. Also the names of the buttons may differ (if for
example a german application default file is used).
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However the position and order of the buttons and other
elements should be the same, s.t. you may rely on the
order in which the controls are described in this file.
Command Buttons (first row)
About me opens a new window displaying an ASCII-Version of
this manual page. When this window is open the About me is
inactive. In the lower left edge of this window a Dismiss
button can be seen. Press this button to dismiss the help
window. If the window is to small to display the whole
file vertical and/or horizontal scrollbars are provided.
The text is displayed in a standard Xaw AsciiText Widget.
Text selection and <Ctrl>-S (search) work as usual. For a
full description of the capabilities of this Widget see
the Athena Widget Reference Manual. If the help window is
dismissed the About me button is reactivated.
Fileinfo displays the number of entries in the input file.
Also the number of different RGB triples is displayed.
Furthermore the Xserver is queried to see how many differ-
ent colors the current server will show if given all these
values.
The last value will differ depending on the color depth of
the colormaps on the server. Xfree86 Servers usually use
6 bit for each RGB value yielding to a lower number of
different colors on the server than different colors are
given in the input file where RGB values are usually 8 bit
each.
Grab color. When you press this button, the cursor
changes into a magnification glass with a transparent hole
at its hot spot. Move this hole over any colored pixel in
any window you are interested in and press the left but-
ton. While the cursor is a magnifying glass Xcolorsel
takes over the whole mouse. Xcolorsel itself ensures that
each window the cursor is in is displayed with its correct
colormap.
After you pressed the left button the color selected is
searched in the input file. The color definition in the
current display format is given in the message line. Also
the number of acceptable colors, exact matches and per-
centage of equality of the best match are given (if any).
(Exception: If display format is values from input file
each of the 16 bit RGB values is given like with 16 bit
scaled rgb but in decimal.)
Also the line containing the best match found is selected
in the RgbText Widget, and the text is scrolled, s.t. the
line can be seen. The Best match, Previous, and Next
actions are appropriately activated.
The algorithm to compare colors is (too!) simple. Two
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colors R1 G1 B1 and R2 G2 B2 are compared by calculating
(R1-R2)*(R1-R2) + (G1-G2)*(G1-G2) + (B1-B2)*(B1-B2). The
result is scaled to 0-100%, where 100% means equivalence
and 0% is the difference between black and white (aka
between (0,0,0) and (255,255,255)). It is ensured that
even almost equal colors compare only up to 99.99%. 100%
is only possible for exact equivalence. The value above
which colors are acceptable equal can be changed and
defaults to 95%.
Grabbed colors are compared against the color values as
they can be realized on the current server not the theo-
retic values from the input file.
Reverse exchanges the text fore- and background color in
the RgbText Widget.
Default colors returns the text fore- and background color
in the RgbText Widget to the values at the start of Xcol-
orsel. This is (together with Reverse) useful to return to
readable text after you changed to colors with the Set
foreground and Set background actions to values making it
impossible to read anything in the RgbText Widget.
Quit quits Xcolorsel and closes all its windows.
Command Buttons (second row)
Display format displays a submenu that allows you to
define the format in which color RGB values are displayed
(Press and hold left button down over Display format but-
ton and release the button over the desired format.
The possible color values are the color formats that
X11R5/6 supports. Values from input file displays the RGB
values like given in the input file (see also comment in
Grab color.
Note that conversion to TekHVC is slow for not trivially
short input files.
While the color conversion calculation takes place the
cursor in the xcolorsel windows (except scrollbars) is
changed to a busy cursor and all controls are inactive.
Note the difference between scaled and truncated rgb for-
mats: Scaled scales the internal 16 bit RGB integer values
to 4/8/12 bits whereas truncated means the most signifi-
cant 4/8/12 bits. Truncated RGB values are only supported
for compatibility. Their use in new programs is discour-
aged.
C-Style is a toggle control switching C support on/off.
With C support RGB values are separated with , instead of
the / used in X-Windows resource definitions. Also Hex-
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Numbers are given in the format that is needed in C source
codes. Together with the selection capabilities of the
RgbText widget this allows inclusion of color definitions
in programs or Application Default Files. See next sub
section.
This option is meaningless with the Values from input file
display format.
Show real server values is again a toggle control. If
enabled the server is queried which RGB values for each
color it is actually able to display. Then these values
are displayed instead of the theoretic values calculated
by Xcolorsel and Xlib itself.
Note the when searching/grabbing colors Xcolorsel always
compares with the color values like they would be used by
the server, because the searched color is also only known
by its actually realized values.
This option is meaningless with the Values from input file
display format.
The RgbText Widget Display area
In this box (part of) the input file is displayed. Depend-
ing of the length and width of the displayed information
scrollbars are provided. Each line consists of an example
tile of the color, the defining color values in the
selected output format, and the nickname of the color.
The RgbText Widget inherits all capabilities of the Asci-
iText Widget, s.t. scrollbars, <Ctrl>-S (searching) and
selection work as usual. There is only one exception:
Double clicking with the left button does not select words
separated by white space but here senseful subparts. That
is double clicking in the nickname selects the whole nick-
name regardless of included whitespace. Double clicking
on the color definitions selects the whole color defini-
tion. If C-Style is selected the color format prefix is
not selected, because it would not be useful to paste this
into a C-source file.
This is done to make cutting and pasting color definitions
into source codes or Application Default Files as conve-
nient as possible.
The message line
This line contains one line messages informing you about
the state and results of Xcolorsel's actions.
Action buttons
Best match selects and scrolls the display to the best
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match found during the last Grab color, if one was found
and is not currently selected.
Previous selects and scrolls the display to the previous
(next better) match, if there is one.
Next selects and scrolls the display to the next (next
worse) match, if there is one.
Set foreground sets the text foreground color in the dis-
play window to the color currently selected in it (actu-
ally the color defined in the line where the first
selected character resides).
Set background sets the text background color in the dis-
play window to the color currently selected in it (actu-
ally the color defined in the line where the first
selected character resides).
OPTIONS
As a standard Xaw application Xcolorsel accepts all stan-
dard toolkit options (see X(1)).
Additional options for Xcolorsel that can also be set via
Xresources (mentioned in parentheses) in the application
default file (or with general resource manager facilities)
are:
-breakpercentage n (*.breakPercentage: n) sets the break
percentage to n/100 (n integer). Colors with
equivalence equal to or above this value are found
and displayed when grabbing colors. (see Grab color
above). This option defaults to 9500.
-busycursor cursor (*.busyCursor: cursor) allows you to
specify the cursor shown while calculating color
conversions.
-color (*.customization: -color) sets the customization
resource to force use of the Xcolorsel-color appli-
cation default file. If no application resource
file can be found at all, the compiled in Xcol-
orsel-color defaults are used.
-columns n (*.columns: n) sets the number of character
columns initially displayed. This option usually
defaults to 30.
-cstyle (*.comma: True) lets Xcolorsel startup with C-
Style selected.
-file filename (*.file: filename) sets the file to be read
in and displayed. Default is usually
/usr/lib/X11/rgb.txt. You can specify the filename
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as command parameter without the prefixing -file.
-grabcursor cursor (*.grabCursor: cursor) allows you to
specify the cursor shown while grabbing colors.
-helpfile filename (*.helpfile: filename ) sets the path
to the helpfile. (can also be done at compile time
in config.h). If set to the empty string ("", the
default). Xcolorsel tries to locate the file with
standard X techniques. This usually leads to file-
names like /usr/lib/X11/Xcolorsel.help or
/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Xcolorsel.help. Just
trust the make install created by imake. It should
know where to put the file. However people (read:
vendor specific X11 releases) had problems with
this so /usr/lib/X11/xcolorsel/Xcolorsel.help is
now hardcoded in the Imakefile.
-input, -rgb4, -rgb8, -rgb12, -rgb16, -rgbi, -ciexyz,
-cieuvy, -ciexyy, -cielab, -cieluv, -tekhvc, -#4,
-#8, -#12, and -#16 (*.displayFormat: format, where
format is one of input, rgb4, rgb8 , rgb12, rgb16,
rgbi , ciexyz, cieuvy, ciexyy , cielab, cieluv,
tekhvc , #rgb, #rrggbb, #rrrgggbbb , or #rrrrgggg-
bbbb) lets Xcolorsel startup displaying in the
specified color format. The default and value cho-
sen if set to an undefined string value is input.
-internal (*.realized: False) lets Xcolorsel startup show-
ing the internal theoretic color values. This is
the default.
-maxred n (*.maxRed: n)
-maxgreen n (*.maxGreen: n)
-maxblue n (*.maxBlue: n) When reading in the input file
Xcolorsel calculates the maximum of each of the
input RGB values and uses this as the maximum
(white) value for this component. Each of these
option values is incorporated in this calculation
for the appropriate color component as if such a
color would have been read from the input file.
This is implemented to allow input file with more
(or less) than 8 bit for each RGB value. This
options default to 0 but note the next option:
-maxintensity n (*.maxIntensity: n) is comparable to the
last three options but is incorporated into each of
the color components. This value usually defaults
to 255.
-maxrows n (*.maxRows: n) sets the maximum number of rows
to be displayed at the same time. This restriction
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is needed because this many color cells have to be
allocated at the Xserver and the number of color-
cells is usually limited (usually to 256). If Xcol-
orsel can't allocate this much colorcells a lower
number is chosen and the user is informed via
stderr. Only if not a single color can be allocated
Xcolorsel gives up. Xcolorsel instructs the window
manager not to allow resizes yielding to more lines
getting displayed. If more lines are displayed in
the display RgbText Widget area the displayed color
examples will be wrong. This option usually
defaults to 30.
-nocolor (*.customization: '') sets the customization
resource to force use of the non-color Xcolorsel
application default file. If no application
resource file can be found at all, the compiled in
non-color Xcolorsel defaults are used. BTW, actu-
ally you have to use " to specify this in resource
files.
-realized (*.realized: True) lets Xcolorsel startup show-
ing color values how they are displayed on the
server.
-resourcestyle (*.comma: False) lets Xcolorsel startup
with C-Style deselected. This is the default.
-rows n (*.rows: n) sets the number of character rows ini-
tially displayed. This option usually defaults to
10.
-tilewidth n (*.tilewidth: n) sets the width of the exam-
ple color tiles measured in spaces. This option
usually defaults to 3.
HISTORY
Xcolorsel was named xpalette when I wrote it. However
there were so many xpalettes that I was asked to change
its name. Since xpalette is somehow comparable to
xfontsel, that is it shows you the available colors and
lets you select one, I call it xcolorsel now and hope that
there will be no more confusion. So when you see a
xpalette.tgz, or xpalette-1.0.tar.gz, or
xpalette-1.0a.tar.gz it is probably a previous version of
xcolorsel.
INTERNALS
Most of the functionality of Xcolorsel is defined in an
RgbText Widget. This is a child of a TextWidget linking
an RgbSrc and RgbSink Widget together, which are childs of
AsciiSrc and AsciiSink, resp. Feel free to use these Wid-
gets in your own programs. Most of Xcolorsel's resources
are resources of these Widgets. Interested programmers
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should be able to find all needed information about the
programming interface of these Widgets in the correspond-
ing .h files (RgbSink.h, RgbSinkP.h , RgbSrc.h, RgbSrcP.h
, RgbText.h, RgbTextP.h).
Anyway, I would love to hear if anyone finds a general
purpose of any of those widgets. (I can't think of any ;-)
).
If you want to know about the internal structure and names
of the Widget tree use editres(1), which is part of
X11R5/6 and shows this information in a more convenient
way than I could ever put in the manual page.
RESTRICTIONS/MISFEATURES
Installing the colormaps of windows the cursor is in dur-
ing grab of colors is slow. This is because the
Athena Widgets intercept ENTER/LEAVE notifications
send to Xcolorsel during a pointer grab. As a work
around Xcolorsel asks for notification of all cur-
sor motions during a pointer grab and explicitly
queries the X-Window the pointer is in, thus caus-
ing ex(t/p)ensive server/client communication.
Color conversion calculations are even performed when
there is no need to, that is when just the C-Style
is toggled. This is really annoying when using the
TekHVC display format.
When Display format, C-Style, or Show real server values
are changed the current selection is unselected and
the display scrolls up to the first line.
The Best match, Previous, and Next action buttons are not
appropriately (de-)activated when the selection is
either changed manually in the display with the
mouse or automatically (see above misfeature).
The icons and cursors (especially the bigger magnifying
glass) are extremely ugly. Suggestions for nice
bitmaps are welcome.
The color application default is even more ugly. It is an
example of what not to do with Xcolorsel. Actually
the intention was to classify operations with col-
ors. (Negative commands like Quit in red, positive
commands like Default colors in bright or not that
bright (About me) green. Commands requiring user
intervention bright yellow. Other commands in stan-
dard yellow. And the remaining toggles and actions
in orange.) However the result just makes me puke.
Suggestions for nice colors are also welcome.
If the help window is displayed About me should not be
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inactive but instead allow to raise the window.
The color compare formula (see Grab color above) is (at
least) not very sophisticated.
When showing the busy cursor during color conversions the
standard cursor is still shown when over scroll-
bars. This is because I didn't find a way to change
the cursor over Athena scrollbars. Later I saw that
one can of course hide all windows under an invisi-
ble input only window that changes the cursor when
it enters it. (I got this from Mumail, where unfor-
tunately only part of the window is hidden under
the invisible window).
You will notice that my programming style changed while
coding Xcolorsel, thus the look a like of the
sources is not as consistent as it should be.
BUGS
Under AIX (IBM RS/6000) at least when using 16 color
monochrom monitors and the Motif window manager, searching
the window tree sometimes finds windows with invalid col-
ormaps and that are not drawable. There is a flag to not
to try to install colormaps during color grabbing. However
if you click on a window border Xcolorsel will crash. I
assume that this is caused by mwm placing an invisible
input only window over the borders it draws. I did not
find a way to make Xcolorsel smart enough to not fall in
this trap. Even if Xcolorsel would see that this is an
input only window, there is no way to get the data it
actually needs (colormap and pixelvalue at the location
you are clicking on). Just do not click on Mwm borders.
Or better do not use Mwm at all. Motif is no free soft-
ware. Boycott it! Fvwm is much better anyway.
AUTHOR
Michael Weller
Heiderhoefen 116b
D 46049 Oberhausen
Germany
reachable by means of Email as one of:
eowmob@exp-math.uni-essen.de
eowmob@pollux.exp-math.uni-essen.de
mat42b@aixrs1.hrz.uni-essen.de
Please note that I did this as an exercise to improve my
understanding of the Athena Widgets and X. I consider this
project as (almost) finished. The priority of this project
is as low as possible for me. No further extensions are
planned so far. However I will put in patches to support
other systems (please make them controllable with
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#define's either out of config.h or provided by your
imake) and bug fixes and redistribute them to ensure that
only one consistent version floats through the net.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work and much more would not have been possible with-
out the Linux project initiated by Linus Torvalds (and of
course all other people contributing their work to this
project). This project together with the GNU project made
it possible for capable computer users of my generation to
choose a free, reliable and state of the art operating
system and to get rid of the arbitrariness of commercial
software vendors and business people squeezing just money
out of people that have to rely on them instead of supply-
ing working and useful software.
I have much experience with different home computer OS's
and workstation UNIX implementations. You can trust me.
Just use linux and get rid of all your problems (What a
pity it runs only on PCs and not on higher performance
workstations)
Thanx go also to Nils Rennebarth who convinced me I should
implement the colormap install feature during color grab-
bing and made me develop a way to accomplish this in a
fruitful discussion.
Even more thanx to R.K.Lloyd@csc.liv.ac.uk (no RL name
known) for his patches that are needed to allow compila-
tion under HP-UX (but changed two of his patches that dis-
abled grabbing of colors by accident ;-) and Chris Olson
(chris@Sterling.COM) for pointing me at the compilation
problems on SUN's (but who would use a Sun? >;-> ).
Thanks and greetings go to Chris Rouch
(chris@wg.estec.esa.nl). He was the first person that
could provide a patch to make xcolorsel run on a Sun.
Actually the patch had a bug as well, however it did show
where to look at, so the problem could be solved in sec-
onds. Many other people (far too many to list here) sent
me detailed debug sessions from their machines that
approved the detected bug. Thanks to all these as well.
Maybe I should have announced xcolorsel louder when it
still was called xpalette. This way the long existing seg-
mentation fault problem would have been found earlier.
Many people searching for a bug on several machines are
obviously more succesful than a single one.
Thus once again the power of the Internet community was
shown.
COPYRIGHTS
As I strongly believe in the usefulness of free software
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this program is released under the GNU general public
license:
This program is free software; you can redistribute it
and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published be the Free Software Foundation;
either version 2 of the License, or (at your opinion) any
later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be
useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANBILITY or FITNESS FOR A PAR-
TICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public
License along with this program; if not, write to the
Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge,
MA 02139, USA.
Part of the files are derived from the Template Widget of
the Athena Widgets as published by the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. Actually these files do not
contain any code by the M.I.T but only variable decla-
rations. Nevertheless these parts of these files are
still distributed under the terms of the M.I.T copyright
which are here repeated:
Copyright Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1987,
1988
Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell
this software and its documentation for any purpose is
hereby granted without fee, provided that the above
copyright notice appear in all copies and that
both that copyright notice and this permission
notice appear in supporting documentation, and that
the name of M.I.T. not be used in advertising or pub-
licity pertaining to distribution of the software
without specific, written prior permission. M.I.T.
makes no representations about the suitability of
this software for any purpose. It is provided "as
is" without express or implied warranty.
M.I.T. DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS
SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MER-
CHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL M.I.T. BE
LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAM-
AGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE,
DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLI-
GENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN
CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
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FILES
/usr/lib/X11/rgb.txt
/usr/lib/X11/xcolorsel/Xcolorsel.help
/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Xcolorsel
/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Xcolorsel-color
SEE ALSO
X(1), xcolormap(1), xfontsel(1), editres(1)
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