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package ij.plugin;
import ij.*;
import ij.gui.*;
import ij.process.*;
import ij.io.*;
import ij.plugin.filter.*;
import ij.util.Tools;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.util.*;
/** This plugin implements most of the Edit/Options/Colors command. */
public class Colors implements PlugIn, ItemListener {
public static final String[] colors = {"red","green","blue","magenta","cyan","yellow","orange","black","white","gray","lightgray","darkgray","pink"};
private static final String[] colors2 = {"Red","Green","Blue","Magenta","Cyan","Yellow","Orange","Black","White","Gray","lightGray","darkGray","Pink"};
private Choice fchoice, bchoice, schoice;
private Color fc2, bc2, sc2;
private static final double gamma = 0.8;
public void run(String arg) {
showDialog();
}
/** The Edit>Options>Colors dialog */
void showDialog() {
Color fc =Toolbar.getForegroundColor();
String fname = getColorName(fc, "black");
Color bc =Toolbar.getBackgroundColor();
String bname = getColorName(bc, "white");
Color sc =Roi.getColor();
String sname = getColorName(sc, "yellow");
GenericDialog gd = new GenericDialog("Colors");
gd.addChoice("Foreground:", colors, fname);
gd.addChoice("Background:", colors, bname);
gd.addChoice("Selection:", colors, sname);
Vector choices = gd.getChoices();
if (choices!=null) {
fchoice = (Choice)choices.elementAt(0);
bchoice = (Choice)choices.elementAt(1);
schoice = (Choice)choices.elementAt(2);
fchoice.addItemListener(this);
bchoice.addItemListener(this);
schoice.addItemListener(this);
}
gd.showDialog();
if (gd.wasCanceled()) {
if (fc2!=fc) Toolbar.setForegroundColor(fc);
if (bc2!=bc) Toolbar.setBackgroundColor(bc);
if (sc2!=sc) {
Roi.setColor(sc);
ImagePlus imp = WindowManager.getCurrentImage();
if (imp!=null && imp.getRoi()!=null) imp.draw();
}
return;
}
fname = gd.getNextChoice();
bname = gd.getNextChoice();
sname = gd.getNextChoice();
fc2 = getColor(fname, Color.black);
bc2 = getColor(bname, Color.white);
sc2 = getColor(sname, Color.yellow);
if (fc2!=fc) Toolbar.setForegroundColor(fc2);
if (bc2!=bc) Toolbar.setBackgroundColor(bc2);
if (sc2!=sc) {
Roi.setColor(sc2);
ImagePlus imp = WindowManager.getCurrentImage();
if (imp!=null) imp.draw();
Toolbar tb = Toolbar.getInstance();
if (tb!=null) tb.repaint();
}
}
/** For named colors, returns the name, or 'defaultName' if not a named color.
* If 'defaultName' is non-null and starts with an uppercase character,
* the returned name is capitalized (first character uppercase).
* Use colorToString or colorToString2 to get a String representation (hexadecimal)
* also for unnamed colors.*/
public static String getColorName(Color c, String defaultName) {
if (c==null) return defaultName;
boolean useCapitalizedName = defaultName!=null && defaultName.length()>0 && Character.isUpperCase(defaultName.charAt(0));
return getColorName(c, defaultName, useCapitalizedName);
}
/** For named colors, returns the name, or 'defaultName' if not a named color.
* 'color' must not be null. */
private static String getColorName(Color c, String defaultName, boolean useCapitalizedName) {
String[] colorNames = useCapitalizedName ? colors2 : colors;
if (c.equals(Color.red)) return colorNames[0];
else if (c.equals(Color.green)) return colorNames[1];
else if (c.equals(Color.blue)) return colorNames[2];
else if (c.equals(Color.magenta)) return colorNames[3];
else if (c.equals(Color.cyan)) return colorNames[4];
else if (c.equals(Color.yellow)) return colorNames[5];
else if (c.equals(Color.orange)) return colorNames[6];
else if (c.equals(Color.black)) return colorNames[7];
else if (c.equals(Color.white)) return colorNames[8];
else if (c.equals(Color.gray)) return colorNames[9];
else if (c.equals(Color.lightGray)) return colorNames[10];
else if (c.equals(Color.darkGray)) return colorNames[11];
else if (c.equals(Color.pink)) return colorNames[12];
return defaultName;
}
/** For named colors, converts the name String to the corresponding color.
* Returns 'defaultColor' if the color has no name.
* Use 'decode' to also decode hex color names like "#ffff00" */
public static Color getColor(String name, Color defaultColor) {
if (name==null || name.length()<2)
return defaultColor;
name = name.toLowerCase(Locale.US);
Color c = defaultColor;
if (name.contains(colors[7])) c = Color.black;
else if (name.contains(colors[8])) c = Color.white;
else if (name.contains(colors[0])) c = Color.red;
else if (name.contains(colors[2])) c = Color.blue;
else if (name.contains(colors[5])) c = Color.yellow;
else if (name.contains(colors[1])) c = Color.green;
else if (name.contains(colors[3])) c = Color.magenta;
else if (name.contains(colors[4])) c = Color.cyan;
else if (name.contains(colors[6])) c = Color.orange;
else if (name.contains(colors[12])) c = Color.pink;
else if (name.contains(colors[9]) || name.contains("grey")) { //gray or grey
if (name.contains("light")) c = Color.lightGray;
else if (name.contains("dark")) c = Color.darkGray;
else c = Color.gray;
}
return c;
}
/** Converts a String with the color name or the hexadecimal representation
* of a color with 6 or 8 hex digits to a Color.
* With 8 hex digits, the first two digits are the alpha.
* With 6 hex digits, the color is opaque (alpha = hex ff).
* A hex String may be preceded by '#' such as "#80ff00".
* When the string does not include a valid color name or hex code,
* returns Color.GRAY. */
public static Color decode(String hexColor) {
return decode(hexColor, Color.gray);
}
/** Converts a String with the color name or the hexadecimal representation
* of a color with 6 or 8 hex digits to a Color.
* With 8 hex digits, the first two digits are the alpha.
* With 6 hex digits, the color is opaque (alpha = hex ff).
* A hex String may be preceded by "#" such as "#80ff00" or "0x".
* When the string does not include a valid color name or hex code,
* returns 'defaultColor'. */
public static Color decode(String hexColor, Color defaultColor) {
if (hexColor==null || hexColor.length()<2)
return defaultColor;
Color color = getColor(hexColor, null); //for named colors
if (color==null) {
if (hexColor.startsWith("#"))
hexColor = hexColor.substring(1);
else if (hexColor.startsWith("0x"))
hexColor = hexColor.substring(2);
int len = hexColor.length();
if (!(len==6 || len==8))
return defaultColor;
boolean hasAlpha = len==8;
try {
int rgba = (int)Long.parseLong(hexColor, 16);
color = new Color(rgba, hasAlpha);
} catch (NumberFormatException e) {
return defaultColor;
}
}
return color;
}
public static int getRed(String hexColor) {
return decode(hexColor, Color.black).getRed();
}
public static int getGreen(String hexColor) {
return decode(hexColor, Color.black).getGreen();
}
public static int getBlue(String hexColor) {
return decode(hexColor, Color.black).getBlue();
}
/** Converts a hex color (e.g., "ffff00") into "red", "green", "yellow", etc.
* Returns null if the hex color does not have a name.
* Unused in ImageJ, for compatibility only. */
public static String hexToColor(String hex) {
if (hex==null) return null;
Color color = decode(hex, null);
if (color==null) return null;
return getColorName(color, null, false);
}
/** Converts a hex color (e.g., "ffff00" or "#ffff00") into a color name
* "Red", "Green", "Yellow", etc.
* Returns null if the hex color does not have a name.
* Unused in ImageJ, for compatibility only. */
public static String hexToColor2(String hex) {
if (hex==null) return null;
Color color = decode(hex, null);
if (color==null) return null;
return getColorName(color, null, true);
}
/** Converts a Color into a lowercase string ("red", "green", "#aa55ff", etc.).
* If <code>color</code> is <code>null</code>, returns the String "none". */
public static String colorToString(Color color) {
if (color == null) return "none";
String str = getColorName(color, null, false);
if (str == null)
str = "#"+getHexString(color);
return str;
}
/** Converts a Color into a string ("Red", "Green", #aa55ff, etc.).
* If <code>color</code> is <code>null</code>, returns the String "None". */
public static String colorToString2(Color color) {
if (color == null) return "None";
String str = getColorName(color, null, true);
if (str == null)
str = "#"+getHexString(color);
return str;
}
/** Returns the 6-digit hex string such as "aa55ff" for opaque colors or
* or 8-digit like "80aa55ff" for other colors (the first two hex digits are alpha).
* 'color' must not be null. */
private static String getHexString(Color color) {
int rgb = color.getRGB();
boolean isOpaque = (rgb & 0xff000000) == 0xff000000;
if (isOpaque)
rgb &= 0x00ffffff; //don't show alpha for opaque colors
String format = isOpaque? "%06x" : "%08x";
return String.format(format, rgb);
}
/** Returns an opaque color with the specified red, green, and blue values.
* Values is outside the 0-255 range are replaced by the nearest
* valid number (0 or 255) */
public static Color toColor(int red, int green, int blue) {
if (red<0) red=0; if (green<0) green=0; if (blue<0) blue=0;
if (red>255) red=255; if (green>255) green=255; if (blue>255) blue=255;
return new Color(red, green, blue);
}
/** Callback listener for Choice modifications in the dialog */
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
Choice choice = (Choice)e.getSource();
String item = choice.getSelectedItem();
Color color = getColor(item, Color.black);
if (choice==fchoice)
Toolbar.setForegroundColor(color);
else if (choice==bchoice)
Toolbar.setBackgroundColor(color);
else if (choice==schoice) {
Roi.setColor(color);
ImagePlus imp = WindowManager.getCurrentImage();
if (imp!=null && imp.getRoi()!=null) imp.draw();
Toolbar.getInstance().repaint();
}
}
/** Returns an array of the color Strings in the argument(s) and the 13
* predefined color names "Red", "Green", ... "Pink".
* The Strings arguments must be either "None" or hex codes starting with "#".
* Any null arguments are ignored. */
public static String[] getColors(String... moreColors) {
ArrayList names = new ArrayList();
for (String arg: moreColors) {
if (arg!=null && arg.length()>0 && (!Character.isLetter(arg.charAt(0))||arg.equals("None")))
names.add(arg);
}
for (String arg: colors2)
names.add(arg);
return (String[])names.toArray(new String[names.size()]);
}
/** Converts a wavelength (380-750 nm) to color.
* Based on the wavelength_to_rgb.R program at
* https://gist.github.com/friendly/67a7df339aa999e2bcfcfec88311abfc,
* which in turn is based on a FORTRAN program at
* http://www.physics.sfasu.edu/astro/color.html.
*/
public static Color wavelengthToColor(double wl) {
double R, G, B;
if (wl >= 380 & wl <= 440) {
double attenuation = 0.3 + 0.7 * (wl - 380) / (440 - 380);
R = Math.pow((-(wl - 440) / (440 - 380) * attenuation), gamma);
G = 0.0;
B = Math.pow((1.0 * attenuation), gamma);
} else if (wl >= 440 & wl <= 490) {
R = 0.0;
G = Math.pow(((wl - 440) / (490 - 440)), gamma);
B = 1.0;
} else if (wl >= 490 & wl <= 510) {
R = 0.0;
G = 1.0;
B = Math.pow((-(wl - 510) / (510 - 490)), gamma);
} else if (wl >= 510 & wl <= 580) {
R = Math.pow(((wl - 510) / (580 - 510)), gamma);
G = 1.0;
B = 0.0;
} else if (wl >= 580 & wl <= 645) {
R = 1.0;
G = Math.pow((-(wl - 645) / (645 - 580)), gamma);
B = 0.0;
} else if (wl >= 645 & wl <= 750) {
double attenuation = 0.3 + 0.7 * (750 - wl) / (750 - 645);
R = Math.pow((1.0 * attenuation), gamma);
G = 0.0;
B = 0.0;
} else {
R = 0.0;
G = 0.0;
B = 0.0;
}
R = Math.floor(R*255);
G = Math.floor(G*255);
B = Math.floor(B*255);
return new Color((int)R, (int)G, (int)B);
}
}
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