displaying two modules we will be coding in the next part of this book (changing pydoc' colors you won' be able to tell in the paper version of this bookbut if you have an ebook or start pydoc liveyou'll notice that it chooses colors that may or may not be to your liking unfortunatelythere presently is no easy way to customize pydoc' colors they are hardcoded deep in its source codeand can' be passed in as arguments to functions or command linesor changed in configuration files or global variables in the pydoc module itself except thatin an open source systemyou can always change the code--pydoc lives in the file pydoc py in python' standard librarywhich is directory :\python \lib on windows for python its colors are hardcoded rgb value hex strings embedded throughout its code for instanceits string '#eeaa specifies -byte ( -bitvalues for redgreenand blue levels (decimal and )yielding shade of orange for function banners the string '#ee aasimilarly renders the dark pinkish color used in nine placesincluding class and index page banners the documentation interlude