require 'term/ansicolor/rgb_color_metrics' module Term module ANSIColor class RGBTriple include Term::ANSIColor::RGBColorMetricsHelpers::WeightedEuclideanDistance def self.convert_value(color) color.nil? and raise ArgumentError, "missing color value" color = Integer(color) (0..0xff) === color or raise ArgumentError, "color value #{color.inspect} not between 0 and 255" color end private_class_method :convert_value def self.from_html(html) case html when /\A#([0-9a-f]{2})([0-9a-f]{2})([0-9a-f]{2})\z/i new(*$~.captures.map { |c| convert_value(c.to_i(16)) }) when /\A#([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])\z/i new(*$~.captures.map { |c| convert_value(c.to_i(16) << 4) }) end end def self.from_hash(options) new( convert_value(options[:red]), convert_value(options[:green]), convert_value(options[:blue]) ) end def self.from_array(array) new(*array) end def self.[](thing) case when thing.respond_to?(:to_rgb_triple) then thing when thing.respond_to?(:to_ary) then RGBTriple.from_array(thing.to_ary) when thing.respond_to?(:to_str) then RGBTriple.from_html(thing.to_str.sub(/\Aon_/, '')) # XXX somewhat hacky when thing.respond_to?(:to_hash) then RGBTriple.from_hash(thing.to_hash) else raise ArgumentError, "cannot convert #{thing.inspect} into #{self}" end end def initialize(red, green, blue) @values = [ red, green, blue ] end def red @values[0] end def green @values[1] end def blue @values[2] end def gray? red != 0 && red != 0xff && red == green && green == blue && blue == red end def html s = '#' @values.each { |c| s << '%02x' % c } s end def to_rgb_triple self end attr_reader :values protected :values def to_a @values.dup end def ==(other) @values == other.values end def distance_to(other, options = {}) options[:metric] ||= RGBColorMetrics::CIELab options[:metric].distance(self, other) end def initialize_copy(other) r = super other.instance_variable_set :@values, @values.dup r end def gradient_to(other, options = {}) options[:steps] ||= 16 steps = options[:steps].to_i steps < 2 and raise ArgumentError, 'at least 2 steps are required' changes = other.values.zip(@values).map { |x, y| x - y } current = self gradient = [ current.dup ] s = steps - 1 while s > 1 current = current.dup gradient << current 3.times do |i| current.values[i] += changes[i] / (steps - 1) end s -= 1 end gradient << other end end end end