Title: Palette-loading utility functionAuthor: Kevin Turner (acapnotic at users.sourceforge.net) Description: Loads a palette file and returns a list suitable for Surface.setpalette() Download: loadpal.py pygame version required: Any Comments: If you've ever tried to specify a surface's entire palette using surface.set_palette(), you may have noticed how frustrating it is to create 256 individual RGB tuples. Kevin's code allows you to load a gimp or Fractint palette file by calling load_palette(filename), or you can specify your own palette file in the format indicated in the docstrings. |
# Palette-loading utility function, by Kevin. # Public domain. Have fun. import re def load_palette(name='Firecode'): """Loads a palette file and returns a list suitable for Surface.setpalette() Loads a palette file, which is anything that looks like this: 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 64 8 ... GIMP and Fractint palette files both match this description. Lines that don't match are silently ignored. Only recognizes decimal values, not 0xFF or #AA66FF. """ f = open(name) pal = [] rgb_re = re.compile('^(?:\s+)?(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)') for l in f.readlines(): m = rgb_re.search(l) if m: pal.append(tuple(map(int,m.groups()))) if len(pal) != 256: print "Warning: palette \'%s\' does not contain 256 entries." % name if pal[0] != (0,0,0): print "Warning: palette \'%s\' has entry 0 set to non-black color"\ % name, pal[0] return pal
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