Ok, since some avians request amphibians to post something, here 
something goes.

For a long time I'm bored by the fact that, when I need some named 
colors in 0..1 range (like required by POV-Ray), I find them in 0.255 
range at best (at worst they are hexed).

Today I felt like I need having some color gradient to height color my 
img2mesh output to make it look like printed map coloring, and the first 
thing I found was:

https://www.cartotype.com/developers/documentation/style-sheets/terrain-shading-and-coloring

but surely they are referring to SVG named colors!

At this point my patience got exhausted, depleted etc., so I copy/pasted 
text from:

https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/types.html#ColorKeywords

with a little search/replace turned into a form of Python dictionary, 
which turned into a file which, being run, exports all these colors in 
the form of POV-Ray .inc file.

Resulting .inc file attached in case someone need these named colors.

Python file attached as well in case someone wish to change something in 
output format, like rounding (currently set to 3 decimals) etc.

Note that Python program writes its output in default working directory, 
which normally is the directory the program is placed to.

Note that color names are processed with .title() to make them start 
with Cap to avoid conflicts with POV-Ray keywords like "blue"; maybe 
someone prefer other naming scheme (like adding "_" or something), feel 
free to edit the program.

Anyway, now I do post something, and it's your turn.

-- 
Ilyich the Toad
https://dnyarri.github.io/

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