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Topic: color() to behave like fill()/stroke() (Read 1591 times) |
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TomC
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color() to behave like fill()/stroke()
« on: Jan 15th, 2004, 4:32pm » |
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Is there a reason why there isn't a color(gray) function and a color(gray,alpha) function corresponding to the fill functions?
Is it to do with color perception?
I'm using these, which seem OK, but when something this simple is missing, I always feel I have overlooked something!
Code:
int color(int gray) {
return color(gray,gray,gray);
}
int color (int gray, int alpha) {
return color(gray,gray,gray,alpha);
}
float color(float gray) {
return color(gray,gray,gray);
}
float color (float gray, float alpha) {
return color(gray,gray,gray,alpha);
}
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fry
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Re: color() to behave like fill()/stroke()
« Reply #1 on: Feb 3rd, 2004, 12:27am » |
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ah, that's an oversight, i'll get that in there. you're right, it should be symmetric.
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fry
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Re: color() to behave like fill()/stroke()
« Reply #2 on: Jul 15th, 2004, 3:29pm » |
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fixed for megabucket.
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