Now that I've got several different good hashing
functions for generating background colors, should
these be factored out and put under user control? One
could have a default function, but then also have a
menu or pull down that lets the user decide which hash
they want to use.
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I did something vaguely related by adding some functionality
that allows the user to choose whether the coloring is based
on the user names (the default and original behavior) or on
the commit data or the revision number. You're still stuck
with a single hash function, but the structure that I
created to allow this choice could be leveraged to allow the
user to choose between hash functions without too much
difficulty.
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Now that I've got several different good hashing
functions for generating background colors, should
these be factored out and put under user control? One
could have a default function, but then also have a
menu or pull down that lets the user decide which hash
they want to use.
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I did something vaguely related by adding some functionality
that allows the user to choose whether the coloring is based
on the user names (the default and original behavior) or on
the commit data or the revision number. You're still stuck
with a single hash function, but the structure that I
created to allow this choice could be leveraged to allow the
user to choose between hash functions without too much
difficulty.