Improvements for the help page of color

[JP95Git]

Hi,

while reading your source code, I noticed that the help page for "color" is incomplete.

help color (UEFI): https://github.com/chenall/grub4dos/blob/efi/stage2/builtins.c#L2021

help color (normal, no UEFI): https://github.com/chenall/grub4dos/blob/master/stage2/builtins.c#L3339

Based on the help page you should use FG/BG. FG and BG are symbolic color names for color definition in GRUB4DOS and some hex numbers for GRUB4DOS (UEFI).

First some nice discovery: Both versions works in GRUB4DOS and GRUB4DOS (UEFI). Also both versions works in text mode and in graphics mode. Using the command "color" in the command line return the hex numbers for your currently selected color names, thanks for this nice help!

So these color definitions works for me every time: color white/blue white/cyan or color normal=0x000000aa00ffffff highlight=0x0000aaaa00ffffff or this nice mix of both worlds (great readability!) color normal=white/blue highlight=white/cyan

First problem: In text mode the border has the same colour as "normal". Once you switch to graphics mode the color of the border is a different color. You have to set it using color border=white/blue or color border=0x000000aa00ffffff Perhaps we can append the border color as optional argument to this one color NORMAL [HIGHLIGHT [HELPTEXT [HEADING ]]] or use the normal color for the border in graphics mode too.

Second problem: In the help page for UEFI the hex numbers should have the same length, as reported by the color command (no arguments). E.g. instead of 0x888800000000 you should write 0x0000888800000000.

Third problem: The help page for UEFI does not explain the parts of the 64 bit number. This number actually holds foreground color and background color: 0x000000aa00ffffff

• 0x000000aa = background color = blue
• 0x00ffffff = foreground color = white

Fourth problem: https://rmprepusb.com/tutorials/021-guide-to-grub4dos/

note that if in graphics hi-res mode, the background colour for normal text and help text will be ignored and will be set to transparent.

This should also be added to the help page for UEFI.