$color = '#aabbcc';
if (strlen($color) == 7) {
echo ' r: ' . substr($color, 1, 2);
echo ' g: ' . substr($color, 3, 2);
echo ' b: ' . substr($color, 5, 2);
} elseif (strlen($color) == 4) {
echo ' r: ' . str_repeat(substr($color, 1, 1), 2);
echo ' g: ' . str_repeat(substr($color, 2, 1), 2);
echo ' b: ' . str_repeat(substr($color, 3, 1), 2);
}
Sunday, April 25, 2004, 10:00:30 PM, thus was written:
> Hi, all --
> I must be having a brain fart as well as going blind because I can't find
> in the manual how to do this.
> Given a string like #AABBCC or #112233 how do I get the
> 2nd-3rd
> 4th-5th
> 6th-7th
> position substrings so I can break out the red, green, and blue values?
> All of the regular expressions seem to hinge on matching a separator, and
> the closest thing seems to be a
> preg_match(".(..)(..)(..)",$color,$colors) ;
> $r = $colors[1] ;
> $g = $colors[2] ;
> $b = $colors[3] ;
> but it just seems like I should be able to return a list like
> ($r,$g,$b) = fn(operands,$color) ;
> or so.
> TIA & HAND
> :-D
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