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- LolabuckleyOccasional Visitor
f you're trying to convert specific RGB values into constant names in a programming context, you can create a dictionary (or equivalent in your language) where RGB values are keys and constant names are values. Tell Tims
For example, in Python:
def rgb_to_const(r, g, b):
color_dict = {
(255, 0, 0): 'cLRed',
(0, 255, 0): 'cLGreen',
(0, 0, 255): 'cLBlue',
# Add other colors as needed
}
return color_dict.get((r, g, b), "Unknown Color")data = (255, 0, 0)
print(rgb_to_const(*data)) # This will print "cLRed"By using this approach, you can easily convert RGB values into the respective constant names. You can extend the color_dict dictionary to handle more colors as needed.
- rraghvaniChampion Level 3
You will have to get the integer value and perform a conditional statement to see if it matches with any of the constant values and return the colour. For example,
switch (IntColour) { case clAqua: colour = BuiltIn.clAqua; break; case clCream: colour = BuiltIn.clCream; break; case clNavy: colour = BuiltIn.clNavy; break; }
There may be existing snippets of coding on the internet if you search for it.
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