Package ilda

Class IldaPalette

java.lang.Object

be.cmbsoft.ilda.IldaPalette

public class IldaPalette
                    extends Object
                

A Palette is a collection of colours. Points in a format 0 or 1 file have an index referring to a colour in a palette. Changing a palette results in changing the colours of a frame.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
IldaPalette()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	addColour (int r, int g, int b)
int	getColour (int index)	Colors are stored as 32-bit integers, first eight bits are not used, next eight bits are red, following eight bits are green and last eight bits are blue
byte[]	paletteToBytes()	Converts the palette to bytes which can be added in front of an ilda file or stored separately
void	setDefaultPalette()	Converts this palette to the standard 64 color palette used in most programs

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

IldaPalette

public IldaPalette()
                                        

Method Details

addColour

public void addColour
                                            
                                            (int r,
 int g,
 int b)

getColour

public int getColour
                                            
                                            (int index)

Colors are stored as 32-bit integers, first eight bits are not used, next eight bits are red, following eight bits are green and last eight bits are blue

Parameters:

index - number referring to the palette

Returns:

the color in the aforementioned format

paletteToBytes

public byte[] paletteToBytes()
                                        

Converts the palette to bytes which can be added in front of an ilda file or stored separately

Returns:

array of bytes with ilda-compliant palette

setDefaultPalette

public void setDefaultPalette()
                                        

Converts this palette to the standard 64 color palette used in most programs