I guess I'd say it depends on what you're inputting to get your range.
A hex color value consists of red, green and blue values. It goes
0xRRBBGG and you can probably guess which colors go where. If you don't
know how to count in hex, F is the new 9. So it goes
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F. So a value of 00 is no color saturation
and FF is what....like 128 or something in decimal? All you need to
know is that FF is the maximum. So pure red would be 0xFF0000. So yah,
if you wanted to get a range of colors increment by each color intervals
to get what you need. I'm not sure how to convert a string into a
color....would eval do it? Maybe there's an RGB function. Hope this
helps? Maybe you were asking something completely different!
ben
Merrill, Jason wrote:
Anyone have a function that returns an array of the hex color values for
a particular range (i.e., say the 144 hex colors you see in the Flash
IDE's color picker)? Or know how to write one? I'm not looking for a
complete color picker class or component, I'm creating my own with
specific needs, but to do so, I'm not sure how the hex number math
works. Don't really want to enter all the values manually.
Thanks.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning & Organization Effectiveness - Technology Solutions
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