On 10/27/16, 1:32 AM, "Harbs" <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Alex, I think this question is for you since I think you wrote the code
>last July.
>
>The handling of rgba seems odd to me:
>
> else if ((c = stringValue.indexOf("rgba(")) != -1)
> {
> c2 = stringValue.indexOf(")");
> stringValue = stringValue.substring(c + 4, c2);
> var parts4:Array = stringValue.split(",");
> return (uint(parts4[3]) << 24 +
> uint(parts3[0]) << 16 +
> uint(parts3[1]) << 8 +
> uint(parts3[2]));
> }
>
>Besides a typo where parts3 is being used instead of parts4, there’s two
>issues I can see:
>1. The uint is being saved as ARGB rather than RGBA.
>2. RGB values are values between 0 and 255, while A values are between 0
>and 1.
>
>It does not look to me like this code ever worked. Any objection to me
>changing it to standardize on RGBA instead of ARGB?
Quite possible. Doesn't have to stay that way for it to work in Flash? I
started a separate thread about color handling. Let's finish the
discussion there.
-Alex
