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2000-08-16 11:37:27 CT | #1 |
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Ron Goertz From: United States Registered: 2006-04-11 Posts: 4 |
I need to extract RGB information for each of the colors defined in the Ron |
2000-08-16 09:23:06 CT | #2 |
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Geoffrey Gass From: Unknown Registered: 2000-05-04 Posts: 373 |
On 16-Aug-00, Ron Goertz wrote: >I need to extract RGB information for each of the colors defined in the If you just need the information, it's available in the Object/ To read the data for the default colors, start PageStream4 fresh, open After you have loaded some graphics, the color list will change to --Geoff -- |
2000-08-16 19:07:04 CT | #3 |
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Don Cox From: United Kingdom Registered: 2006-02-07 Posts: 1261 |
On 16-Aug-00, Geoffrey Gass wrote: Well the format is very simple. The colors files are just text files For instance, here's the beginning of the "Crayons" file. SOFT-LOGIK PUBLISHING COLOR LIBRARY v1.0 etc. As you can see, COLORTYPE is RGB, CMYK, etc. COLORRANGE tells us that in Then on each line is the name of the color followed by the amount of It should be easy to extract these values with a program in ARexx or any You can tell a good programmer by the formats he uses for data files Regards |
2000-08-16 11:43:24 CT | #4 |
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Geoffrey Gass From: Unknown Registered: 2000-05-04 Posts: 373 |
On 16-Aug-00, Don Cox wrote: >>> I need to extract RGB information for each of the colors defined in >Well the format is very simple. The colors files are just text files This is true of the Crayon and Pantone library files in the PageStream/ --Geoff -- |
2000-08-16 14:21:45 CT | #5 |
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Deron Kazmaier From: United States Registered: 2006-01-29 Posts: 4639 |
Well, you can parse the file if that is what you want to do. Of course, the What is it that you are trying to do. Maybe I can suggest another method? >Ron
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2000-08-16 22:09:28 CT | #6 |
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Don Cox From: United Kingdom Registered: 2006-02-07 Posts: 1261 |
On 16-Aug-00, SoftLogik Support wrote: It seems I spoke too soon in my comments at the end of the other post. Why on Earth have you decided to use a binary format? The ASCII one was An XML format would make sense - easy to read and easy to parse. Regards |
2000-08-16 23:08:40 CT | #7 |
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Don Cox From: United Kingdom Registered: 2006-02-07 Posts: 1261 |
On 16-Aug-00, Don Cox wrote: > It seems I spoke too soon in my comments at the end of the other post. Sorry, I withdraw those remarks. This is a completely different file (Although I still think that in principle all settings files should be Regards |
2000-08-16 16:19:19 CT | #8 |
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Deron Kazmaier From: United States Registered: 2006-01-29 Posts: 4639 |
My of my you run hot and cold quick! Actually, the file in question is a subset of the IFF DOC file format. It Nothing wrong with ASCII file formats, but they get to be a bit verbose for Considering this is the first request in 7 years, I would guess it is not a Still, the question remains, what is the original user trying to do?
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2000-08-16 17:33:31 CT | #9 |
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David Stevens From: Unknown Registered: 2003-08-04 Posts: 114 |
Hey there, Don Cox The .library files are ASCII, but .colors files are binary. Ron wants On 16-Aug-00, Don Cox wrote: ***"Women like silent men. They think they're listening." |
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