Here is a simple algorithm that choses light shades for background - useful for 
skins having white/light background with black text - may be tweaked for skins 
for black/dark backgrounds as well (by not adding constant - but I haven't 
tested it). This one uses 30%/59%/11% ratio for R/G/B dynamic range.

 ... after calculating hash h:
 r = 233 + (h % 22); h /= 22;
 g = 244 + (h % 11); h /= 11;
 b = 195 + (h % 60); h /= 60;

 Of course there will be collisions but I prefer light shades for backgrounds 
so shared it here.

 - Altu

----- Original Message -----
From: Richard Hipp
Sent: 08/26/11 11:00 PM
To: fossil-users
Subject: [fossil-users] Testing for a release

 It's been a long time since there has been an official release of Fossil. 
Probably I should do another soon....

 To that end, I'm asking folks to please test the trunk. I use the trunk 
routinely, so it should be stable. But the more eyes the better.

 I say I'm using the trunk - actually I'm currently using Dmitry Chestnykh's 
"symlinks" branch. And the build of fossil that runs the 
http://www.fossil-scm.org  and http://www.sqlite.org  websites is also using 
that branch. I'm thinking we should probably wait until the following release 
to merge that branch into trunk. But "symlinks" and "trunk" are pretty close to 
one another, so active use of "symlinks" is nearly as good as active use of 
"trunk".

 It would be good to reach closure on the automatic background-color picking 
algorithm before the next release. There is a new page where you can see the 
default background-color for every branch in a repository:

http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/brlist?colortest 
http://www.sqlite.org/src/brlist?colortest 

 If anybody wants to tweak this algorithm, now would be a good time. I'll be 
reluctant to change it after the next release.

 Thanks for help and attention.

 --
 D. Richard Hipp
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