Michael Droettboom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That's a cool feature, and one I have not come across before.
I agree that it's a neat idea. However, I would prefer a way to specify
color mixtures that is not based on parsing strings but on Python data
structures, e.g. instead of
>> fc="orange!20!white", # 20% orange + 80% white
I would prefer something like the following options:
fc={'orange': 20, 'white': None}
fc=[[20, 'orange'], [None, 'white']]
fc=ColorMixture('orange', 20, 'white') # where ColorMixture is a fairly
# trivial class
This way we could make mixtures of any color specifications. (What if
you wanted to specify a mixture of mixtures? This situation might not
arise in user code directly, but what if the user is programmatically
creating colors?)
>> fc="aqua!50!green!20!white",
So this would be something like
fc={'aqua': 50, 'green': 20, 'white': None}
fc=[[50, 'aqua'], [20, 'green'], [None, 'white']]
fc=ColorMixture('aqua', 50, 'green', 20, 'white')
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Jouni K. Seppänen
http://www.iki.fi/jks
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