Hi, thanks, I took a look at Color::Calc and some old code by Ho-Sheng Hsiao dated 1998-07-07 and came up with the following which seems to work pretty well...
# given a colour in the form "#ff00ff" i.e. hex rrggbb, return a contr
+asting colour
sub contrast_colour {
my $col = shift;
# Need rgb values for colour...
if ( not $col =~ /^#(..)(..)(..)$/ ) {
warn "failed to convert colour '$col' to rgb components\n";
return;
}
my ( $r, $g, $b ) = ( hex($1), hex($2), hex($3) );
#~ print "RGB= $r, $g, $b\n";
# here's an idea! simple contrast solution...
my %oppcolors = (
"00" => "FF",
"33" => "FF",
"66" => "FF",
"99" => "FF",
"CC" => "00",
"FF" => "00",
);
$r = int( $r / 51 ) * 51;
$g = int( $g / 51 ) * 51;
$b = int( $b / 51 ) * 51;
#~ print "RGB rounded = $r, $g, $b\n";
$r = $oppcolors{ sprintf( "%02X", $r ) };
$g = $oppcolors{ sprintf( "%02X", $g ) };
$b = $oppcolors{ sprintf( "%02X", $b ) };
#~ print "RGB inverted = $r, $g, $b\n";
return "#$r$g$b";
}
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