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Working with colors
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var red = 0xFF; // 255 | |
var green = 0x10; // 16 | |
var blue = 0xCC; // 204 | |
var alpha = 0xFF; | |
// 24 bit color (no alpha) | |
var color24 = red << 16 | green << 8 | blue; | |
// 32 bit color (alpha) | |
// note >>> 0 if this isn't done alpha overflows to negation bit | |
// and returned value is negative | |
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18034974/why-in-javascript-expression-255-24-is-a-negative-number | |
var color32 = ( alpha << 24 | red << 16 | green << 8 | blue ) >>> 0; | |
// getting string values from color values | |
console.log(color24.toString(16)); // ff10cc | |
console.log(color32.toString(16)); // ffff10cc | |
// breaking apart colors into components | |
color24 = 0x010203; | |
color32 = 0x01020304; | |
red = color24 >> 16 & 0xFF; | |
green = color24 >> 8 & 0xFF; | |
blue = color24 & 0xFF; | |
console.log(red.toString(16)); // 1 | |
console.log(green.toString(16)); // 2 | |
console.log(blue.toString(16)); // 3 | |
alpha = color32 >> 24 & 0xFF; | |
red = color32 >> 16 & 0xFF; | |
green = color32 >> 8 & 0xFF; | |
blue = color32 & 0xFF; | |
console.log(alpha.toString(16)); // 1 | |
console.log(red.toString(16)); // 2 | |
console.log(green.toString(16)); // 3 | |
console.log(blue.toString(16)); // 3 | |
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