Hey Kornelius,

With coderay one can parse or colourize ruby code even on the commandline.

For instance:

cat foo.rb | coderay -ruby

would colourize as can be seen on this partial screenshot:

http://oi61.tinypic.com/2iijx50.jpg

Now, in KDE konsole, I recently found out that you can
use R,G,B values.

Here is an example, from kde konsole itself:

http://oi61.tinypic.com/dqna6r.jpg

So far so fine.

Now I was thinking that it would be nice if I could tell coderay
to use these colour codes instead.

The gem that outputs the KDE colour codes is
gem install konsole_colours

The ansi escape code that should work in kde konsole is this:

puts "\e[38;2;#{222};#{131};#{141}m Hello world!"

To test; you can see the 3 values here; R,G,B ... 222, 131, 141

Would it be possible to use coderay to also use this scheme, optionally?
If so, how and where?

I think what I would need is a simple way to overrule the default colour
codes used. Some way to make it permanent, perhaps in a new file,
or if I can somehow load this palette into Coderay. The gem
konsole_colours already provides the proper values, i.e.
I can do:

KonsoleColours['slateblue']

=> "\e[38;2;106;90;205m\e[0;0m\e[0;37m"

And the proper R,G,B values are returned.

I can easily change this to return an array with three
values, representing R,G,B.

Do you think there is any way to load up custom colours into
Coderay?