Now we just need an external colorpicker for Windows that we could add here:

Lines 64 to 97 in 4ba074c

    
           /// Run an external X11 color picker tool (e.g. gpick or xcolor) and get the output as a string. 
        
           pub fn run_external_colorpicker() -> Result<String> { 
        
               let tools = [ 
        
                   ColorPickerTool { 
        
                       command: "gpick", 
        
                       args: vec!["--pick", "--single", "--output"], 
        
                       version_args: vec!["--version"], 
        
                       version_output_starts_with: b"Gpick", 
        
                   }, 
        
                   ColorPickerTool { 
        
                       command: "xcolor", 
        
                       args: vec!["--format", "hex"], 
        
                       version_args: vec!["--version"], 
        
                       version_output_starts_with: b"xcolor", 
        
                   }, 
        
                   ColorPickerTool { 
        
                       command: "grabc", 
        
                       args: vec!["-hex"], 
        
                       version_args: vec!["-v"], 
        
                       version_output_starts_with: b"grabc", 
        
                   }, 
        
                   ColorPickerTool { 
        
                       command: "colorpicker", 
        
                       args: vec!["--one-shot", "--short"], 
        
                       version_args: vec!["--help"], 
        
                       version_output_starts_with: b"", 
        
                   }, 
        
                   ColorPickerTool { 
        
                       command: "chameleon", 
        
                       args: vec![], 
        
                       version_args: vec!["-h"], 
        
                       version_output_starts_with: b"", 
        
                   }, 
        
               ];

	/// Run an external X11 color picker tool (e.g. gpick or xcolor) and get the output as a string.
	pub fn run_external_colorpicker() -> Result<String> {
	let tools = [
	ColorPickerTool {
	command: "gpick",
	args: vec!["--pick", "--single", "--output"],
	version_args: vec!["--version"],
	version_output_starts_with: b"Gpick",
	},
	ColorPickerTool {
	command: "xcolor",
	args: vec!["--format", "hex"],
	version_args: vec!["--version"],
	version_output_starts_with: b"xcolor",
	},
	ColorPickerTool {
	command: "grabc",
	args: vec!["-hex"],
	version_args: vec!["-v"],
	version_output_starts_with: b"grabc",
	},
	ColorPickerTool {
	command: "colorpicker",
	args: vec!["--one-shot", "--short"],
	version_args: vec!["--help"],
	version_output_starts_with: b"",
	},
	ColorPickerTool {
	command: "chameleon",
	args: vec![],
	version_args: vec!["-h"],
	version_output_starts_with: b"",
	},
	];

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