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yes and for anyone wondering why? it is because # is treated as a comment in bash so everything written after # will be ignored by bash and not passed to the program itself so definitely use either '...' single quote "..." or a double quote around the hexadecimal code
First of all: A big Thank You for this great tiny programme :)
I encountered the following problem:
The helpfile says:
--released-color COLOR dot color when mouse button released [default: #d62728]
so I tried a different colour with
--released-color #9acd32
which did not work
Only after reading slavas comment in
#3
I realized that the color-code hat to be set between '...'
--released-color '#9acd32'
So maybe you should hint out in the helpfile that the colour-code ist to be set between '...'
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