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I'd like to be able to use different colors for different segments of the bar. Something like this:
One way to think of this would be as an extension to #67 where one would have to define something like --width 100 --overflow-width 150 if the expected overflow is 150.
Another (and preferred) way to think of this is splitting the bar to arbitrary number of segments with each one having a different color. The example image above, assuming the width of the bar is ~100, it would be something like
for values in <0; 65> the color is white
for values in (65; max> the color is red
Now I can only think of one practical use case: volume boost, which only needs two segments but I imagine other people might come up with something that can leverage more than two segments or even fancy things like gradients, etc.
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I'd like to be able to use different colors for different segments of the bar. Something like this:
One way to think of this would be as an extension to #67 where one would have to define something like
--width 100 --overflow-width 150
if the expected overflow is 150.Another (and preferred) way to think of this is splitting the bar to arbitrary number of segments with each one having a different color. The example image above, assuming the width of the bar is ~100, it would be something like
Now I can only think of one practical use case: volume boost, which only needs two segments but I imagine other people might come up with something that can leverage more than two segments or even fancy things like gradients, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: