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Color​Hints

by braver ST3

Inline color hints for Sublime Text

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ColorHints

Inline color hints for Sublime Text

Call up an inline color box displaying the color at the cursor(s). Live hints can be enabled always, never, or just in specific languages (via scope selectors). The manually called hints will stick around until the file is edited.

ColorHints currently understands:

  • hex(a)*
  • rgb(a)
  • hsl(a)
  • hwb(a)
  • css color names (e.g. “aliceblue” or “rebeccapurple”)
  • Pantone color codes (e.g. “16-1546 TCX” or “Yellow 012 C”)
  • RAL color codes (e.g. “RAL 6034”, “RAL 010 80 10”, “RAL 230-M”)

*) Set the “argb_hex” preference to true for (a)hex, ie. argb in hex values.

Notes

The alpha (opacity) value is not represented in the hint. In these small samples it's impossible to properly judge the opacity anyway, and it's usually more interesting to know the base color.

Thanks to @facelessuser for the utils and libraries that make this possible. The Pantone reference files were dowloaded from Pantone.com.

Related color utilities

This plugin just does what it says on the box: display color hints. Other packages do other nifty things with colors:

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