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Simple little color picker
« on: September 05, 2020, 10:36:20 pm »
Working on a little color picker for a new version of the Quaddraw program.  Thought I'd share it here in case it can be useful to others.  It's not much, just a little image of colors which you can select a desired color using the mouse.  Hover the mouse over a color, click left button to select it.  Press a key to save selection.  Will turn it into a function for the QuadDraw program, and probably convert the colorpicker image to QB64 code using BasImage too.

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NOTE: Updated version here, now requiring no image file:
https://www.qb64.org/forum/index.php?topic=2989.msg122484#msg122484


Code: QB64: [Select]
  1. '===============
  2. 'COLORPICKER.BAS
  3. '===============
  4. 'Simple color picker method using image file.
  5. 'Coded by Dav for QB64-GL 1.4, SEP/2020
  6.  
  7. 'Use mouse, hover over color.
  8. 'Click mouse button to select color.
  9. 'Press any key to exit and save selection.
  10.  
  11. 'NOTE: REQUIRES INCLUDED FILE; COLORPICKER.PNG
  12.  
  13.  
  14. SCREEN _NEWIMAGE(473, 243, 32)
  15.  
  16. '=== load color picker image
  17. colors& = _LOADIMAGE("colorpicker.png")
  18. _PUTIMAGE (0, 0), colors&
  19.  
  20. '=== no selection made yet
  21. selected = 0
  22.  
  23. '=== main loop
  25.     '=== Get mouse input
  27.         '=== Get mouse x/y
  28.         mx = _MOUSEX: my = _MOUSEY
  29.         '=== Get color where mouse pointer is
  30.         clr& = POINT(mx, my)
  31.         '=== Make Red Green Blue color values
  32.         red = _RED32(clr&): grn = _GREEN32(clr&): blu = _BLUE32(clr&)
  33.         '=== Only poll this area
  34.         IF mx < 473 AND my < 243 THEN
  35.             '=== if click button in area
  36.             IF _MOUSEBUTTON(1) THEN
  37.                 '=== made a selection
  38.                 selected = 1
  39.                 '=== show color selected in box
  40.                 LINE (255, 170)-(383, 233), _RGB(red, grn, blu), BF
  41.             END IF
  42.             '=== update screen
  43.             _DISPLAY
  44.         END IF
  45.     WEND
  46.     '=== don't be a cpu pig
  47.     _LIMIT 60
  49.  
  50. '=== if user selected color, say so
  51. IF selected = 1 THEN
  52.     PRINT "Choose:"; red; grn; blu
  54.  

Colorpicker.png image:
 
colorpicker.png


Complete package of BAS + PNG image in a .ZIP (4k):
 
« Last Edit: September 06, 2020, 10:16:17 pm by Dav »
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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #1 on: September 06, 2020, 02:04:51 am »
Am I permitted to use some of this code for my sprite editor? I have always had problems, using QB64 and point(), to correctly determine a chosen colour... Converting a bunch of calculations to work out the RGB value of a 'point' colour.... A headache! Then I spot _RED32 etc... to do the conversion in just one command! Oh man. If I had spotted those gems ages ago... Do you know how many coffees were involved in THAT part of the editor... Well... When it comes to coffee... It was worth it... lol... I think my headache was caused by that fact that, those calculations were based on 256x256x256 colours... until I printed the output of 'point()' detecting yellow... Cannot recall the number but it was well over the 16+ million... which lead me to conclude that QB64 colours must also include a 256 level alpha channel (guess)... Well, that destroyed the calculations that I was using.... Oh, and you call this colourpicker, 'simple'... You are obviously armed with FAR more knowledge and experience than I... 'You' may call it simple... 'I' call it a work of art... (works with both intended and unintended pun... who knew? lol)
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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #2 on: September 06, 2020, 10:45:45 am »
Sure, @johnno56 you can freely use anything I make here. When I get back home to my laptop today I want to add that when the user clicks a color, the gradient strip will show a gradient of that color. I also want to put this into a single function that returns a color so that people can easily add it to their programs.

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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #3 on: September 06, 2020, 04:07:12 pm »
A little update to add changing gradient strip. 

Gradient strip changes when selecting a color, so you can go to it and choose just the right shade of that color.  You need the image in original post for this code to work.

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Code: QB64: [Select]
  1. '===============
  2. 'COLORPICKER.BAS v1.1
  3. '===============
  4. 'Simple color picker method using image file.
  5. 'Coded by Dav for QB64-GL 1.4, SEP/2020
  6.  
  7. 'NEW for v 1.1 - Added changing gradient color strip
  8.  
  9. 'Use mouse, hover over color.
  10. 'Click mouse button to select color.
  11. 'Press any key to exit and save selection.
  12.  
  13. 'NOTE: REQUIRES INCLUDED FILE; COLORPICKER.PNG
  14.  
  15.  
  16. SCREEN _NEWIMAGE(473, 243, 32)
  17.  
  18. '=== load color picker image
  19. colors& = _LOADIMAGE("colorpicker.png")
  20. _PUTIMAGE (0, 0), colors&
  21.  
  22. '=== no selection made yet
  23. selected = 0
  24.  
  25. '=== main loop
  27.     '=== Get mouse input
  29.         '=== Get mouse x/y
  30.         mx = _MOUSEX: my = _MOUSEY
  31.         '=== Get color where mouse pointer is
  32.         clr& = POINT(mx, my)
  33.         '=== Make Red Green Blue color values
  34.         red = _RED32(clr&): grn = _GREEN32(clr&): blu = _BLUE32(clr&)
  35.         '=== Only poll this area
  36.         IF mx < 473 AND my < 243 THEN
  37.             '=== if click button in area
  38.             IF _MOUSEBUTTON(1) THEN
  39.                 '=== made a selection
  40.                 selected = 1
  41.                 '=== show color selected in box
  42.                 LINE (255, 170)-(383, 233), _RGB(red, grn, blu), BF
  43.                 '=== Update gradient strip with color...
  44.                 '=== ...only if mouse not in gradient strip area
  45.                 IF mx <= 255 OR mx >= 466 OR my <= 133 OR my >= 163 THEN
  46.                     c = 0
  47.                     FOR x = 462 TO 251 STEP -4
  48.                         LINE (x, 133)-(x + 4, 163), _RGB(red + c, grn + c, blu + c), BF
  49.                         c = c + 4
  50.                     NEXT
  51.                 END IF
  52.             END IF
  53.             '=== update screen
  54.             _DISPLAY
  55.         END IF
  56.     WEND
  57.     '=== don't be a cpu pig
  58.     _LIMIT 60
  60.  
  61. '=== if user selected color, say so
  62. IF selected = 1 THEN
  63.     PRINT "Choose:"; red; grn; blu
  65.  
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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #4 on: September 06, 2020, 10:14:25 pm »
I finished the ColorPicker& FUNCTION.  Now it's complete with no external image file needed, and it's easy to add to any program - just add the single function.  The ColorPicker& Function returns the color value picked.  The DEMO code below shows how to use it.  The Function saves/restores display and status to be program friendly as possible.

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Code: QB64: [Select]
  1. '===============
  2. 'COLORPICKER.BAS v1.2
  3. '===============
  4. 'Simple to use color picker function.
  5. 'Coded by Dav for QB64-GL 1.4, SEP/2020
  6.  
  7. 'Follow this programs development here:
  8. 'https://www.qb64.org/forum/index.php?topic=2989.0
  9.  
  10. 'Use mouse, hover over color to pick..
  11. 'Click left mouse button to select the color.
  12. 'Press CLOSE to exit picker and return selected color.
  13.  
  14. 'NEW for v 1.2 - Complete function now using built-in image
  15.  
  16.  
  17. '===== DEMO OF USING COLORPICKER =======
  18.  
  19. SCREEN _NEWIMAGE(600, 600, 32)
  20.  
  21. PAINT (0, 0), _RGB(33, 66, 99)
  22.  
  23. '=== draw stuff
  24. FOR x = 25 TO 575 STEP 3
  25.     FOR y = 25 TO 575 STEP 3
  26.         PSET (x, y), _RGB(RND * 255, RND * 255, RND * 255)
  27.     NEXT
  29.  
  31.  
  32. clr& = ColorPicker&(75, 150)
  33.  
  35.  
  36. IF clr& <> 0 THEN
  37.     '=== break clr& into RGB valued
  38.     red = _RED32(clr&): grn = _GREEN32(clr&): blu = _BLUE32(clr&)
  39.     '=== draw something to show color picked
  40.     LINE (50, 50)-(150, 150), _RGB(red, grn, blu), BF
  41.     '=== Print color values to user
  42.     PRINT "Selected color: "; clr&; red; grn; blu
  44.     PRINT "No color selected"
  47.  
  48. '===== COLORPICKER DEMO ENDS HERE =====
  49.  
  50.  
  51. '==================================================================
  52. FUNCTION ColorPicker& (xpos, ypos)
  53.     'ColorPicker& Function by Dav, SEP/2020. FREE TO USE FOR ALL
  54.     'Function Returns color picked by user if one selected.
  55.     'If no color selected before Closing, function returns 0
  56.     'Click CLOSE to close the ColorPicker image.
  57.     'ESC key cancels selection and closes picker too.
  58.     'The xpos/ypos is x/y point on the screen to place colorpicker
  59.  
  60.     '=== Save users display status
  61.     DisplayStatus% = _AUTODISPLAY
  62.  
  63.     '=== copy background screen using _mem (thanks Steve!)
  64.     '=== Used this method because_COPYIMAGE(_DISPLAY) didnt always work
  65.     DIM scr1 AS _MEM, scr2 AS _MEM
  66.     scr1 = _MEMIMAGE(0): scr2 = _MEMNEW(scr1.SIZE)
  67.     _MEMCOPY scr1, scr1.OFFSET, scr1.SIZE TO scr2, scr2.OFFSET
  68.  
  69.     'Create Colorpicker image
  70.     v& = _NEWIMAGE(463, 239, 32)
  71.     DIM m AS _MEM: m = _MEMIMAGE(v&)
  72.     A$ = "" '...COLORPICKER.PNG encoded by BASIMAGE...
  73.     A$ = A$ + "haIkMo7KDGOh77_oaBfFFfOhBL9c5gGWaX9BRK62K46AkHnS9I=`09EP<4V="
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  140.     A$ = A$ + "j[nZI>lQ?L>=nhSWiGo[oeInEoZOeTJ\a6;c_hGl;b<b8S<Y6L`1clcoiolL"
  141.     A$ = A$ + "JGkJGIjYWNb[]^e]ViIOfW=_J_mfcdJ[]VC]dB;IJZYVblcnIo\LJM[KMIFc"
  142.     A$ = A$ + "JFCVj[_n9EMeEGVE^bEViWlCn9idBGjBc\TU\TlJ1;H1InAoXODNm0?`3TCo"
  143.     A$ = A$ + "PO`?8cgokomclmnNO_9eLVcLblMn>OW<cLVcLBm]ofOk<cH6c8cMOggM>MWG"
  144.     A$ = A$ + "jkQNkgn]?YnVOc_IV_nGo[Wi[menJCZ_jGm[Vi[lEn:I^YKjVbY_dGj;Ui;l"
  145.     A$ = A$ + "5n2CZ?oWocWYZZZ:QomonOKkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]"
  146.     A$ = A$ + "MJkdfY]c:`fiLWa5CX6H5#C#060f?<1L6hR9L6H2Ho`0#0J2F1D3<GH6aV;D"
  147.     A$ = A$ + "3\2X98030k7V0>3LaHW1V0f?<04PVPE0e0c5VA2c5Z1F1d44P1Pm3C0W1^H\"
  148.     A$ = A$ + "c0C0k7602#C`:PJPi2c8V]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY"
  149.     A$ = A$ + "]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]M"
  150.     A$ = A$ + "JkdfY]CKWf>]MJkl6[fimo]nS9\0HU`C11HG`nPS3W6nS9LJhh`nPM11hYPE"
  151.     A$ = A$ + "2;0^OhK5knQ50[4N:80k2f7LLhd`O<fYQS3k3f54PW2F9\0hnQ_E2g?\0HU`"
  152.     A$ = A$ + "C11HG`nPS3W6nSa>=LLHO`^P0lD`:Q50g?l]RIkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf"
  153.     A$ = A$ + ">]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY"
  154.     A$ = A$ + "]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>_aZM>_INn4F4\:XI80m3S175>9Ln"
  155.     A$ = A$ + "4>9LDH<XO80=3[2F4<?HVaV7\8HE#c#0j763>:LBhla>9LDH<XO80=3[2F4<"
  156.     A$ = A$ + "?HV9<?HA`ZPVQ0d?<6LDhT`iSMBhX`H#o#0J6F5\8HN`<SIkdfY]CKWf>]MJ"
  157.     A$ = A$ + "kdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKW"
  158.     A$ = A$ + "f>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWUk]c7jkn^9lX`C0=31XOh5QG1NChMCh=QG"
  159.     A$ = A$ + "1NAXO80=3?1lX`31OgH?4lX`C0=31XOh5QG1NChMSmV`[0_8d?4PVQW0NDhQ"
  160.     A$ = A$ + "P_K2?4lX`C0=31XOh5QG1NChMSmV`[0_8d?4PVQW0NDhQP_K<KWf>]MJkdfY"
  161.     A$ = A$ + "]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MFng>M>gdc\MJkdfY]CWcU^Ikdf"
  162.     A$ = A$ + "Y]CKW>W;McfY]CKWf>M>GjV]CKWf>[#KWQB\\fY3UF9_NEEYedd1a#VZ:YBN"
  163.     A$ = A$ + "NEJoWYYK6V94:]BcNTiNV4Z5Z3F?4PnPAQaQG7>C2_><><:d74Pe3e1e2?2<"
  164.     A$ = A$ + "gH?2D;D7\N80m1S2S3_>LVH_><><:d74Pe3e1e2?2<g4N4XFX>Hm#0j36567"
  165.     A$ = A$ + "NMh<aNMHLHDX?80[7Z3Z5N4H^abi^>n=]\MN]O#dfY]CKWf>]MJkdfIj>8Jk"
  166.     A$ = A$ + "dfY]CKWf>]MJk<M74]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MV^3Rf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>Cg1AKWf>]"
  167.     A$ = A$ + "MJkdfY]CKWYkPX]CKWf>]MJkdfY]cdM#dfY]CKWf>]MJkdfIj>8Jkl6[fI=E"
  168.     A$ = A$ + "OZ4F:D?\180k461>4<1LZ4V0>4<2\C80K0Z7F:D3DM\JPU2e3K02`>QAP31C"
  169.     A$ = A$ + "0W:f4`QPAPM21H3#m`BQJPZCX6HY#m`6P0\CH4h#`4`YR=1L8H4HW#0f0D?\"
  170.     A$ = A$ + "DX6XjHiLG7oVFf>_f?8JkdfY]CKWf>]MJk<M74]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MV^3Rf>]"
  171.     A$ = A$ + "MJkdfY]CKWf>Cg1AKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWYkPX]CKWf>]MJkdfY]cdM#dfY]CKW"
  172.     A$ = A$ + "f>]MJkdfIj>8Jkl6[fi2OPg:QU3=0K42`>PQQ3073N[4>6L0HHH7#0f8d0\L"
  173.     A$ = A$ + "HQ`34KQ`bQ6P=21H7```1PS1_E\S17066f14P=2=0;7F8l09\#Hi#3`6Q0\3"
  174.     A$ = A$ + "HHh0`aPg:faP3033k02`6Q6PU3;4NPHiLG7oVFf>_f?8JkdfY]CKWf>]MJk<"
  175.     A$ = A$ + "M74]MJkdfY]CKWU1]CWc=]=KWf>]MJkdiLYKf>]MJkdfYciBg\MJkdfI5Jk\"
  176.     A$ = A$ + "ZB\\fY3QBZTWGEEB=MM#\j;maUB9_FEJoY[>=Mc`<EEEYEJV]CKWf>]MJkdf"
  177.     A$ = A$ + "Y]c<YJf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>cTZ]hOh_;Q77F=d24PNQm2_4L4hgU`APG2f;d;4"
  178.     A$ = A$ + "PFPE3?>\Hh76Ka`S3[6J12#_`NQG2>2lkRM4hUPm2m21X5He`S3;6nQ9\Hha"
  179.     A$ = A$ + "QE3]01XGH_`;171nMa>2lB`NQNQ0d2\JhaQ53o`HiLf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MV"
  180.     A$ = A$ + "afY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]c;?KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>_>Oc#KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWYkV"
  181.     A$ = A$ + "Qf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>Cg=3]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MV^K6JkdfY]CKWf>]MJk<Mg<\\"
  182.     A$ = A$ + "ZMFK=CT`ZP6QFP0d;<4<6<><A2S3S131m21X5XAHE#]#=aZ5F5d8d24PNQQP"
  183.     A$ = A$ + "aPaQ9R=><6<4d;4PFP6QE1e2eT#]`ZP6QFP0d;<4<6<><A\aQaPQPNQ0d2d8"
  184.     A$ = A$ + "\:XFXVHiLf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MVafY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]c;?KWf>]MJkdfY]C"
  185.     A$ = A$ + "KWf>_>Oc#KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWYkVQf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>Cg=3]MJkdfY]CKWf>"
  186.     A$ = A$ + "]MV^K6FFe>Gf?nECX>H]`C31hiQ1QAQ32_J2746564NN80?=\FX>HI`?>fbP"
  187.     A$ = A$ + "jPe2?=4PW76465>8lZa>8<:<8ll#0NJH]#M`bPOL2;3Z3F;ld#0NNH#HDhP`"
  188.     A$ = A$ + "[6kP`X`P`c31hYQe2e1;3naaL>Gie\MJkdfY]CWcU^IkdfY]CKW>W;McfY]C"
  189.     A$ = A$ + "KWEV]cXOdMUBI_Z[:DBUl:FXd:kcZZ[ZT:iE[Z:YbNEERoW4gf8DJUhljBo1"
  190.     A$ = A$ + "UBYIf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWLf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]"
  191.     A$ = A$ + "MnYA6KWf>;kKW[H97>QjQVPFQ0d3<0<2\Oh`9\OH4H0X780]2=1e3[0FB\E0"
  192.     A$ = A$ + "e3=1]21X7H0H4Ho`QS]OH4H0X780]2=1e3[0FB2[0Z7J2J52#?`0`8`nQ37K"
  193.     A$ = A$ + "o`8`0#?#0J5J2Z7F1\THiJf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MnYA6KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>"
  194.     A$ = A$ + "]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJklbgf`fY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]c2Hf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJk"
  195.     A$ = A$ + "dfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWLf>]MJkLj[M^ZUNX4J0J6f44P]3m333S17:QaPQQ"
  196.     A$ = A$ + "nQ]31HC#c#3`ZPU6KE#3#c`VP0\MXOHHH<h#a6366j7f>4P=1=3=0[2FJ2[2"
  197.     A$ = A$ + "J0J6f44P]3m333S17:fH``#o`fQ0\9XIX1HE`BSU[IkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfiW"
  198.     A$ = A$ + "6I\MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]c;OK3KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>;P"
  199.     A$ = A$ + "IkdfY]c:cfYciVnV]CKWf>]MjL^d]jFanCXAHm#K#0j6j36265fO2S231m1M"
  200.     A$ = A$ + "31X=Hm#S#M`:RE7d8\NX=80M3m131S2k?fX`##O#g#0J3F?d8D7\R4Z3J4F?"
  201.     A$ = A$ + "d64P^QnPQPAQm7KDH8X?XK80]1[7J4Z3FA<WcEN=KWf>]MFQf>Sni4F:Ue2G"
  202.     A$ = A$ + "jS;UbN_DEEEBUlHHEUFI]Z3EEBUlV6EEB==Mc`;M8=DBUVIkdfY]CKWf>]MJ"
  203.     A$ = A$ + "kdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MnoKf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MVafY]CKWf>]MJkd"
  204.     A$ = A$ + "fY]c;?KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>_>Oc`bZfI3odOI2[3f8d64P^QM0k666nU9<<\"
  205.     A$ = A$ + "KH7#g#0J3f8\>X1hW6[1HM`6QfP0d=\3Hg```_<f``^QM0M31X=HS`jP6POJ"
  206.     A$ = A$ + "2=0[3f8d64P^QM0k666nUa66f=\3XK80]1K4F7d0lCSUcIkdfY]CKWf>]MJk"
  207.     A$ = A$ + "dfI6KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>_l\MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkljl=3]MJkdfY]CKWf>]M"
  208.     A$ = A$ + "JkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MnYcfY]CKW9W]CKWf>]MJkdfY]cde>K\nAB"
  209.     A$ = A$ + "XIX5XM80K3j5j76269QQPnQNQ]11XMX5XIXAXnH=2=3]0]31HK#_#o`#`8a6"
  210.     A$ = A$ + "2j7j5f64PfQFPVQ6QjCXAXIX5XM80K3j5j76269f##o#_`fP0d>d2d<d8DO\"
  211.     A$ = A$ + "L>KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>cHkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfiUW]CKWf>]MJk\<XMjL^Y]I"
  212.     A$ = A$ + "kdfY]CKW>W;McfY]CKWf>M>GjV]CKWf>[<KWQZZ^T:kEmUnhBYTWGEEBUlHH"
  213.     A$ = A$ + "EUD9^NEMEUDI_Z^d7G:Ull:DBUhljBgFYD:=[Ye\W4f0d:\I80K5j1f9<0\W"
  214.     A$ = A$ + "460f9d3\E80K6J5f0d4\VH=1K0J5f<4P]2m0k460fC\1PM2m0K52`VQFQ=0="
  215.     A$ = A$ + "1[9QVP=0]2K62`FQNPM230k9f0`>QNP]21Hc#[`6PVPe4;GcfY]CKWf>]MJk"
  216.     A$ = A$ + "dfY]c;ONIkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWGilbfY]CKWf>]MJkd"
  217.     A$ = A$ + "fY]cYNf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWLf>]MJkLj[M^nV6"
  218.     A$ = A$ + "8QFPfP>P0\5XKXGX?HP4j3j5j6f24P>PfPFPe3=5Km#;#K#7#0f2d=d;d7<#"
  219.     A$ = A$ + "\nPNQ^Q]01X3X=X5Hm#C9\NX5X=X380K1j6j5j368FO#_#g`FP0d1d6d2\NX"
  220.     A$ = A$ + "YHiJf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MNic;KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkl"
  221.     A$ = A$ + ":WGf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]M>ecfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MJ"
  222.     A$ = A$ + "kTcfY]CKWCO]cFf`>CHC#k#W#0j2f6\MXGHW9d;\MHK#G#0j4J7f4d2\QH]0"
  223.     A$ = A$ + "K2J7j42#G`fP]3m2k<F_`fQ]1M11XCXMHC#;`6BX5HC#k#W#0j2f6\MXGHWa"
  224.     A$ = A$ + "j5f>\=X;80M2]3K2J1f#\L=KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWY[MjL^Y_IkdfY]CKW>W;Mc"
  225.     A$ = A$ + "fY]CKWf>M>GjV]CKWf>[<KWEEEEUDI_[Wol>?mY?M9Ef;4Z^T:iiEXT:aomj"
  226.     A$ = A$ + "BOLYDRK7NY?^DJjjflCe\MJkdfIUKk\D=KWf>]MVoIkdfY]CKWCeY]]CKWf>"
  227.     A$ = A$ + "C^fJ]W4J7j0j42#G`FP]1M3mT#g`fP]0M11XCX3XMX=XeH]1]3M0M21X;H;`"
  228.     A$ = A$ + "fP^QNRe=\=H;#G#0j4j0J7J3J=QfPfQ>P>Q0d5\5HK#g#?aj6f6\5X;80M2M"
  229.     A$ = A$ + "0]3]1]6;GcfY]CKWf>]MJkdfY]cXIkdfY]CKWf>]MJkdfiU?_\MJkdfY]CKW"
  230.     A$ = A$ + "f>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]M>IWff>]MJk<i\MJkdfY]cYjdffY]CKW9W]cdf>cjOgf"
  231.     A$ = A$ + "Y]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>caY]]CKWf>C^>flFCXcY`c01hiP^V2K1fJ2K1jJ:"
  232.     A$ = A$ + "lL#0N6XcY#7`Vc\e>nDMVeonEnhliIP0lL#GCQ]0K=fFP^V2?74PW1jL:d1\"
  233.     A$ = A$ + "i4j0jL:l<#0N>X[Y`FP]6K;#GCQW32`c0M>5j0fL\L=KWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>"
  234.     A$ = A$ + "SV]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWGnlbfY]c?3g>_R>f\]CKWf>]MJkdfY]CKWf>]MVcC"
  235.     A$ = A$ + "KKWf>]MVLf>]MJkdfiDMJKkdfY]cTcf9KUiX?>E]c9kcIkdfI9^MNmjkSHkd"
  236.     A$ = A$ + "fY]cTcfY]CKWEV]CWciL>WciL>WciL>WciL>WciL>W;OkoC[%%L2"
  237.     btemp$ = "" 'decode string data to image data
  238.     FOR i& = 1 TO LEN(A$) STEP 4: B$ = MID$(A$, i&, 4)
  239.         IF INSTR(1, B$, "%") THEN
  240.             FOR C% = 1 TO LEN(B$): F$ = MID$(B$, C%, 1)
  241.                 IF F$ <> "%" THEN C$ = C$ + F$
  242.             NEXT: B$ = C$: END IF: FOR j = 1 TO LEN(B$)
  243.             IF MID$(B$, j, 1) = "#" THEN
  244.         MID$(B$, j) = "@": END IF: NEXT
  245.         FOR t% = LEN(B$) TO 1 STEP -1
  246.             B& = B& * 64 + ASC(MID$(B$, t%)) - 48
  247.             NEXT: X$ = "": FOR t% = 1 TO LEN(B$) - 1
  248.             X$ = X$ + CHR$(B& AND 255): B& = B& \ 256
  249.     NEXT: btemp$ = btemp$ + X$: NEXT
  250.     btemp$ = _INFLATE$(btemp$)
  251.     _MEMPUT m, m.OFFSET, btemp$: _MEMFREE m
  252.  
  253.     'Put colorpicker image on screen at xpos/ypos
  254.     _PUTIMAGE (xpos, ypos), v&: _DISPLAY: _FREEIMAGE v&
  255.  
  256.     '====================================
  257.  
  258.     '=== Now get users color selection...
  259.  
  260.     '=== no selection made yet
  261.     selected = 0
  262.  
  263.     '=== main loop
  264.     DO
  265.         '=== Get mouse input
  266.         WHILE _MOUSEINPUT
  267.             '=== Get mouse x/y
  268.             mx = _MOUSEX: my = _MOUSEY
  269.             '=== Only poll this area
  270.             IF mx < (xpos + 473) AND my < (ypos + 243) THEN
  271.                 '=== if click button in area
  272.                 IF _MOUSEBUTTON(1) THEN
  273.                     '=== if clicked in CLOSE box area
  274.                     IF mx > (xpos + 352) AND mx < (xpos + 457) AND my > (ypos + 5) AND my < (ypos + 72) THEN
  275.                         GOTO donepicking
  276.                     END IF
  277.                     '=== made a color selection
  278.                     selected = 1
  279.                     '=== Get color where mouse pointer is
  280.                     clr& = POINT(mx, my)
  281.                     '=== Make Red Green Blue color values
  282.                     red = _RED32(clr&): grn = _GREEN32(clr&): blu = _BLUE32(clr&)
  283.                     '=== show color selected in box
  284.                     LINE ((xpos + 246), (ypos + 7))-((xpos + 347), (ypos + 70)), _RGB(red, grn, blu), BF
  285.                     '=== Update gradient strip with color...
  286.                     '=== ...only if mouse not in gradient strip area
  287.                     IF mx <= (xpos + 246) OR mx >= (xpos + 457) OR my <= (ypos + 77) OR my >= (ypos + 107) THEN
  288.                         c = 0
  289.                         FOR x = (xpos + 453) TO (xpos + 242) STEP -4
  290.                             LINE (x, (ypos + 77))-(x + 4, (ypos + 107)), _RGB(red + c, grn + c, blu + c), BF
  291.                             c = c + 4
  292.                         NEXT
  293.                     END IF
  294.                 END IF
  295.                 '=== update screen
  296.                 _DISPLAY
  297.             END IF
  298.         WEND
  299.  
  300.         '=== ESC key cancels picking and closes
  301.         IF INKEY$ = CHR$(27) THEN
  302.             selected = 0: GOTO donepicking
  303.         END IF
  304.  
  305.         '=== don't be a cpu pig
  306.         _LIMIT 60
  307.  
  308.     LOOP 'UNTIL INKEY$ <> ""
  309.  
  310.     donepicking:
  311.  
  312.     '=== wait for mouse button UP to continue
  313.     DO: mi = _MOUSEINPUT: LOOP UNTIL _MOUSEBUTTON(1) = 0
  314.  
  315.     '=== if user selected color, say so
  316.     IF selected = 1 THEN
  317.         ColorPicker& = clr&
  318.     ELSE
  319.         ColorPicker& = 0
  320.     END IF
  321.  
  322.     '====================================
  323.  
  324.     'Restore background as it was
  325.     _MEMCOPY scr2, scr2.OFFSET, scr2.SIZE TO scr1, scr1.OFFSET
  326.     _MEMFREE scr1: _MEMFREE scr2
  327.  
  328.     'Restore display status as it was
  329.     IF DisplayStatus% = -1 THEN _AUTODISPLAY
  330.  
  332.  

Here it is in action....

 
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« Last Edit: September 06, 2020, 10:26:44 pm by Dav »
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Offline Richard Frost

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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #5 on: September 06, 2020, 11:50:03 pm »
Wouldn't the code be far smaller if you actually generated the image rather than restore a picture?

I'm afraid of that INFLATE command because I remember what happened to the Hindenburg.

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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #6 on: September 07, 2020, 01:23:03 am »
Good job, Dav.
I made something similar around 2016 (with aKFrameWork), when I was very new to qb64 forum and immature. :)


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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #7 on: September 07, 2020, 08:25:26 am »
@Richard Frost, yep you're quite right and I haven't given up on doing it that way (started coding it that way first, then got designing what I wanted it to look like in my paint program, and just went the lazy pic route).  I'm going to work on a only code version again, because I also want smaller code.  If it helps ease the INFLATE fears,  all my images are hydrogen free.

@Ashish , thanks. Yours looks very good. Do you have a link to it?

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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #8 on: September 07, 2020, 12:42:59 pm »
Beautiful Color pickers here, I like the additional gradient box selection choice.

@Ashish that is one gorgeous picture in background were you using that too as part of picker, you almost could to get started on narrowing down on the color.

But I also agree with Richard Frost that all code might be more practical.

 
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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #9 on: September 07, 2020, 11:20:08 pm »
@Dav Thanks! Here's is the link - https://github.com/AshishKingdom/aKFrameWork/blob/master/demo/demo_colorpicker.bas
@bplus the background is just of making it look good. :)
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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #10 on: September 08, 2020, 07:07:39 am »
Thanks for the link, @Ashish!  Great job on the dialog library. And I'm loving those QB64 OpenGL demos.  Not immature work at all! 

@bplus, that cool background bg.jpg is in the aKFrameWork demo folder.  It is a beauty.

I'm working on practicalizing my colorpicker. 
 
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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #11 on: September 08, 2020, 10:14:05 am »
Ha! I thought aKFrameWork was some other language. I guess aK stands for Ashish Kingdom. Dang! A Dialog library from 3 years ago, very advanced from one so young.

That and I saw a menu system another time and of course all the GL, apologies to Dav's thread as I admire this prodigy!

@Ashish you are very accomplished!

But I wonder about mixing RGB values with Alpha and getting a number without the Alpha mixed in? Would that color be true to what you saw in the picker? Oh but using _RGB, not _RGB32, to get the color closest to point clicked?

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Re: Simple little color picker
« Reply #12 on: September 10, 2020, 10:57:33 am »
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But I wonder about mixing RGB values with Alpha and getting a number without the Alpha mixed in? Would that color be true to what you saw in the picker? Oh but using _RGB, not _RGB32, to get the color closest to point clicked?

I had/have no idea whether its going to return true color or not. What I wanted is to showcase my dialog library aKFrameWork (at that time). :)
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