3.x: Marbles should have a proper background

[akarnokd]

The transparent ones look terrible with dark-themed IDEs or non-light background:

Only looks fine in Eclipse:

Write a program that goes through the images in https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxJava.wiki.git images/rx-operators, checks if the image has transparency, draw it onto a white background then save it as originalName.v3.png (because some of those are linked all around). Find the filename in the source code and replace them.

[tomislavhofman]

I'd like to do this if it's fine.

[akarnokd]

@tomislavhofman Sure!

[tomislavhofman]

While we're waiting for my internet to do the heavy lifting

Here are some fun facts:

• There were 749 images with transparent background ( which now have corresponding .v3.png with white background )

• RxJava project contains 45 .md files and 1855 .java files

• A total of 842 occurrences of transparent .pngs has been found across 18 files in total ( 5 located in /docs/ and 13 in /src/ )

  1. First place, Flowable.java and 373 changes
  2. Trailing second, Observable.java with 351 changes
  3. Third place has been taken by Single.java which was updated in 72 places.

Here's a very bare and unsorted log of changes made to RxJava source code https://pastebin.com/qMvUFc1n

• Images with white background
• Found and replaced in source code

On a side note, if my 2nd attempt to push the wiki changes onto my fork fails. Would you be okay with me uploading just the updated images somewhere and you can update the wiki yourself? It's a difference between 100ish MB and 1GB.
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If that doesn't work for you I'll just try again.

Once the wiki files are updated I'll submit the pull request for links updates.

[akarnokd]

You won't be able to push to the wiki or create a PR for the wiki part. Can you upload the files into this issue via attachment(s)?

[tomislavhofman]

Oh, and I thought I was being clever by researching and discovering how to make a PR to github wiki...

I'll attach the files below

[tomislavhofman]

Okay, I've uploaded all 749 images to a comment in this thread which I haven't posted yet...

How should I approach posting them, I'm a bit confused here, it is a lot of images.

edit: should I strip the image tag and post urls only?

[akarnokd]

No no. Zip about 100 images at once and then attach each of them to a comment.

Edit, looks like the limit is 10 MB only.

[akarnokd]

How about you upload the code that does the image transformation?