Updated 2016-05-30 18:06:40 by JayBy

JayBy 2016-05-30

defColor provides procedures for color definitions, like ...

  • Tint and mix colors
  • Translate colors to #HHEEXX format
  • Search nearest name of given color
  • Takes care of additional 'SystemColors' on windows

defColor uses only RGB values for calculation.

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Version 0.3
defColor-0.3.zip

Usage  edit

package require defColor ?0.3?

COMMANDS
::defColor::reverse <Color1> <Color2>
Reverse Colors
Output: [list <Color2> <Color1>]
::defColor::mix <BaseColor> ?<MixColor>? ?<MixValue>?
Mix <BaseColor> with <MixColor> with the strength of <MixValue> (0-100).
Defaults: <MixColor> defaults to black or white depending of Brightness of <BaseColor>. <MixValue> defaults to 50.
Output: <HexColor>
::defColor::tint <Color> ?<TintValue>?
Create lighter and darker color from given color with the strength of <TintValue> (0-100).
Defaults: <TintValue> defaults to 50.
Output: [list <LighterColor> <DarkerColor>]
::defColor::crFore <BackColor>
Set black or white <ForeColor> depending of <BackColor>
Output: <ForeColor>
::defColor::luminance <Color>
Calculate brightness level.
Output: <Percent>
::defColor::nearestName <Color>
Search nearest <ColorName> of <Color>
Output: [list <ColorName> <Differenz>]
Internal Helpers
::defColor::conv2List <Color>
::defColor::conv2Hex <Color>
::defColor::list2Hex [list R G B]
::defColor::conv2Perc <Color>
Old, for compatibility
::defColor::isBright <Color>
::defColor::brightLevel <Color>
::defColor::listNames
::defColor::validate <Color>

VARIABLES
::defColor::ColorNames
List of all known color names, which comes from the builtin 'rgb.txt'. Each color definition is a sublist like [list <Red> <Green> <Blue> <Name> <RGB-Sum>].

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