Regardless of backwards compatibility issues, having a default alpha value
of 0 just seems completely wrong to me, and completely non-intuitive.
largely because in a 24-bit context (like on the web), I would always be
writing #RRGGBB, and would never even consider adding in an alpha. So my
brain ha
I will update the tests.
If the new Color.__doc__ claims case insensitivity then I will put in a
failing test.
The author of the module wrote some tests for webstyle arguments to the
Color constructor that explicitly tested for 0 as the default alpha so I'm
not sure there.
Actually there seems t
According the the pygame.color.Color doc string the alpha portion is
optional: "With the hex color formatting you may optionally include an
alpha value, the formatting is 0xRRGGBBAA. You may also specify a hex
formatted color by starting the string with a '#'." In Pygame a three
element color i
