| getColorName |
(Color value) |
yoix.awt |
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Returns the canonical name of the supplied color
value
if it exists in the
yoix.awt.Color
dictionary.
If multiple entries for the same color value are stored in
yoix.awt.Color,
just the one canoncal name for that color is returned.
Refer to the documentation of
addColor
for a description of canonical color names as used in this context.
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| Example: |
The program,
import yoix.*.*;
Color salmon = {
double red = 1.0;
double green = 0.73;
double blue = 0.73;
};
addColor("PERIWINKLE", 0.86, 0.86, 1.0);
addColor("salmon", salmon);
addColor("Limey_Lime", "#baffba");
addColor("grey25", "#404040");
stdout.nextline = getColorName(Color.PERIWINKLE);
stdout.nextline = getColorName(Color.salmon);
stdout.nextline = getColorName(Color.Limey_Lime);
stdout.nextline = getColorName(Color.grey25);
returns the canonical names for the requested colors, namely:
periwinkle
salmon
limeylime
darkgray
Note that last name,
darkgray
results from the color value,
Color.grey25
having been stored in
yoix.awt.Color
as both
Color.DARK_GRAY
and
Color.darkGray
when the color dictionary was automatically initialized with the colors in Java's
java.awt.Color
package.
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| Return: |
int
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| See Also: |
addColor,
Color,
getBrighterColor,
getCMYKColor,
getDarkerColor,
getHSBColor,
getHSBComponents,
getRGBColor
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