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gsub(b,"(')","''") local a = string.gsub(b,"(&)(%w)([^&\n]*)", function(_,color,text) return text end) return a end function p.nonxmlparse(frame)

red}}. This lets us treat color specification as a stack, so that text's color can be reset to the previously specified color at the end of a block. (Previously

Changed ghost perch's color. Changed memory eater's ASCII glyph. Changed giant amoeba's ASCII glyph. Change twinning lamprey ASCII glyph color. Our official,

Render.DisplayName, with all color formatting stripped, matches the blueprint's Render.DisplayName with all color formatting stripped To be eligible to be used

accessible in C# via The.Color API. For example, The.Color.Red returns the Color value of 'R' previously accessed from the ColorUtility.ColorMap dictionary. Released

= <span style="color: #d74200;">c</span><span style="color: #cfc041;">r</span><span style="color: #00c420;">a</span><span style="color: #0096ff;">y</span><span

that removes color codes from text. {{strip color|&amp;olalalalala&amp;OlALALALA&amp;YLALA!}} lalalalalalALALALALALA! If you're removing color codes not from

Strips html formatting from a string, such as Qud text string. Example: {{StripFormatting |1=<span style="color:red;">help!</span>}} Result: help! You