colors.py

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import PIL.ImageColor

Colors = [
  PIL.ImageColor.getrgb(x) for x in (
    "#F00", "#C00000", "#FFC0C0",
    "#FF0", "#C0C000", "#FFFFC0",
    "#0F0", "#00C000", "#C0FFC0",
    "#0FF", "#00C0C0", "#C0FFFF",
    "#00F", "#0000C0", "#C0C0FF",
    "#F0F", "#C000C0", "#FFC0FF",
    "#000000", "#FFFFFF"
  )
]

Ops = [
  "NOP", "PUSH","POP",
  "ADD", "SUB", "MUL",
  "DIV", "MOD", "NOT",
  "GT", "DP", "SW",
  "DUP", "ROL", "INN",
  "INC", "OUN", "OUC",
  "EXIT" # program termination pseudo instruction for debugging
]

def get_op(pre, now):
  if len(Colors)-1 in (pre, now):
    return Ops[0]
  else:
    lig = (now - pre) % 3 # how much darker?
    hue = ((now/3) - (pre/3))% 6 # how much hue change?
    return Ops[lig+hue*3]