Ken,
I took care to notice that gem of scripting the first time you
mentioned it. It also has the benefit of being able to reconcile new
colornames (if Rev ever adds them).
-Chipp
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On 9/9/06 12:34 PM, "Stephen Barncard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Somehow the thread has been lost.
>
> The colornames does not give a list of the color RGB triad, just the
> names themselves. In the user-accessible, documented Rev world, there
> is no way shown to CONVERT from color name to RG
Ok, test done.
These internal functions don't even agree with each other. AND they
don't show up in a standalone. Many of the color names don't come
back the same.
Verdict: Use the colornames for official names, but make up your own
array or conversion table for any translation, i.e. the Er
Somehow the thread has been lost.
The colornames does not give a list of the color RGB triad, just the
names themselves. In the user-accessible, documented Rev world, there
is no way shown to CONVERT from color name to RGB triad and
vice-versa. This is what I was looking for.
Mark Schonewill
Mark-
Saturday, September 9, 2006, 2:54:15 AM, you wrote:
> This appears to work in the IDE:
> put revNumberToColor("249,232,210")
Interesting. I had no idea revNumberToColor() and revColorToNumber()
existed... I can see why they're not documented, though...
put revColorToNumber("squirrel")
r
Stephen-
Friday, September 8, 2006, 12:29:41 PM, you wrote:
> somewhere within the bowels of Rev must be a way to convert this directly.
>From Mark Waddingham earlier this year:
In terms of the colours themselves, then they come from the standard
X11 named colour table. One reference for this i
This appears to work in the IDE:
put revNumberToColor("249,232,210")
I haven't tested it in a standalone.
To create a function that uses an array, use the properties
cRevColorTranslation and cRevColorTranslation2 of stack
"revlibrary" (or test if above function works in a standalone).
Bes
On 9/8/06 2:29 PM, "Stephen Barncard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> somewhere within the bowels of Rev must be a way to convert this directly.
>
> I know you can input colornames to 'Answer Color'
>
> answer color with "AliceBlue"
> put it into fld "output2"
>
> (it contains 239,247,25
somewhere within the bowels of Rev must be a way to convert this directly.
I know you can input colornames to 'Answer Color'
answer color with "AliceBlue"
put it into fld "output2"
(it contains 239,247,255)
and of course this works -
set the backgroundcolor of btn "toadMeat" to
KALANGI Vijay BABU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can somebody suggest me a way to "translate a color name to RGB triplet"
you may also peek at "Color Names Reference" under
"Help/Quick Reference Guides" and see how they translate...
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Vijay,
Just type COLORPICKER into the Google Search window on your web browser and
take your PICK.
Barry Barber
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On 9/8/06 7:32 AM, "KALANGI Vijay BABU" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
>
> Can somebody suggest me a way to "translate a color name to RGB triplet"
Well you need to have a graphic object (like a square) and then execute this
(I called my graphic "ColorHolder"):
function getRGB pCol
There is no direct way.
So you either have to set some objects color and retrieve it (locking
the screen). Or you have to construct an array or lookup table in
advance and store this somewhere. The former works fine even if
"ugly".
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Hi All,
Can somebody suggest me a way to "translate a color name to RGB triplet"
Thanks in advance
Bubye
Vijay.
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