> It really depends on whether you need to store or use a color by itself.
> If not, and you always use it in this manner (create object then immediately
> convert to string) don't see why you would want an object, and not just a
> parseColorToString function.
>
This. It can just be a function. If you want some internal functions,
do something like this:
parseColorToString = (function () {
function privateFunction() {}
var privateVar;
return function () {
return 'rgb(0,0,0)';
};
})();
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