Add alpha and background color support - #9
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January 15, 2014 17:21
Try each possibile syntax in order, and return default if all of them fail.
CSS is case insensitive.
The non-sensible ones are XML (which is waiting for Issue GeSHi#3 to be fixed, and will probably resolve itself by then) and Debug (which doesn't deal with colors at all). TROFF lacks support for background or text colors, so we just add a note. ANSI lacks alpha support, and has very primitive background color support (8 colors), but it's used. *UNTESTED - MIGHT NOT WORK* Pango lacks alpha support; background is fully supported otherwise. HTML completely supports both alpha and background color.
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Covers both input and output. Conflicts with at least one previous PR, probably more. Supersedes PR #7.