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Fixed #1880 - colors for an eye friendly green schema
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eselmeister committed Sep 20, 2024
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public static final Color LIGHT_RED = Colors.getColor(new RGB(249, 154, 152));
public static final Color LIGHT_GREEN = Colors.getColor(new RGB(166, 255, 139));
public static final Color LIGHT_YELLOW = Colors.getColor(new RGB(255, 254, 136));
/*
* Levels 01 - 10 (light to dark)
*/
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_01 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(229, 255, 213));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_02 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(204, 255, 170));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_03 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(179, 255, 128));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_04 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(153, 255, 85));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_05 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(127, 255, 42));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_06 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(102, 255, 0));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_07 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(85, 255, 0));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_08 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(68, 255, 0));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_09 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(51, 255, 0));
public static final Color GREEN_LEVEL_10 = Colors.getColor(new RGB(34, 255, 0));
/*
* These are system color ids, defined org.eclipse.swt.SWT. If you use own
* color, dispose them, if not needed any more.
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These are unused fields. Better to define them where they are actually used.

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They are used to test if peak lists can be displayed in a less candy-shop like style. But you're right, only colors that are really needed shall be defined. Alternatively, we could create a color scheme for green gradient colors. I'll optimize it, as soon as tests are finished successfully.

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