> On Jan 10, 2018, at 4:42 PM, Nate Cook <natec...@apple.com> wrote:
>
> I don’t see how a single distribution would generate both integers and
> colors. Can your color type be initialized from an integer? Since the
> “distributions” in that playground are just sequences, you could add
> .lazy.map({ Color(value: $0) }) to transform an integer-producing
> distribution into a color-producing one. (Which is pretty cool, tbh.)
See my other email for details, but it is essentially initialized from a
sequence of 2-4 UInt* (one for each axis). I usually fix all but one dimension
for aesthetic reasons though, so yes-ish**.
Thanks,
Jon
* I do mean UInt, and not UInt32 or UInt64. The amount of randomness it grabs
is based on the word size of the platform, since CGFloats are as well.
** It currently naively still burns 2-4 UInt worth of randomness even if the
axises are fixed, but it is ignoring 1-3 of the numbers in that case and only
really using 1. I could easily optimize this without changing the interface
though.
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