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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions notebooks/color.clj
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;; ### Polar coordinates

;; For every luma based color space you can create polar representation with `to-lch` or `from-lch`. Some of the colorspace are already predefined.
;; For every luma based color space you can create polar representation with `to-luma-color-hue` or `from-luma-color-hue`. Some of the colorspace are already predefined.

;; The following two are the same:

(c/to-lch c/to-LUV [20 30 100])
(c/to-luma-color-hue c/to-LUV [20 30 100])
(c/to-LCHuv [20 30 100])

;; Let's make LCH out of YUV.

(def yuv-polar (c/to-lch c/to-YUV [20 30 100]))
(c/from-lch c/from-YUV yuv-polar)
(def yuv-polar (c/to-luma-color-hue c/to-YUV [20 30 100]))
(c/from-luma-color-hue c/from-YUV yuv-polar)

;; You can create conversion pair by calling `make-LCH` function.

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24 changes: 12 additions & 12 deletions src/clojure2d/color.clj
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;;

(defn to-lch
(defn to-luma-color-hue
"For given color space return polar representation of the color"
^Vec4 [to c]
(let [^Vec4 cc (to c)
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C (m/hypot-sqrt (.y cc) (.z cc))]
(Vec4. (.x cc) C Hd (.w cc))))

(defn from-lch
(defn from-luma-color-hue
"For given color space convert from polar representation of the color"
^Vec4 [from c]
(let [^Vec4 c (pr/to-color c)
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(defn to-Oklch
"RGB -> Oklch"
^Vec4 [c]
(to-lch to-Oklab c))
(to-luma-color-hue to-Oklab c))

(defn to-Oklch*
"RGB -> Oklch, normalized"
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(defn from-Oklch
"Oklch -> RGB"
^Vec4 [c]
(from-lch from-Oklab c))
(from-luma-color-hue from-Oklab c))

(defn from-Oklch*
"Oklch -> RGB, normalized"
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* H: 0.0 - 360.0"
{:metadoc/categories meta-conv}
^Vec4 [c]
(to-lch to-LAB c))
(to-luma-color-hue to-LAB c))

(defn to-LCH*
"RGB -> LCH, normalized"
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For ranges, see [[to-LCH]]."
{:metadoc/categories meta-conv}
^Vec4 [c]
(from-lch from-LAB c))
(from-luma-color-hue from-LAB c))

(defn from-LCH*
"LCH -> RGB, normalized"
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* H: 0.0 - 360.0"
{:metadoc/categories meta-conv}
^Vec4 [c]
(to-lch to-LUV c))
(to-luma-color-hue to-LUV c))

(defn to-LCHuv*
"RGB -> LCHuv, normalized"
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For ranges, see [[to-LCH]]."
{:metadoc/categories meta-conv}
^Vec4 [c]
(from-lch from-LUV c))
(from-luma-color-hue from-LUV c))

(defn from-LCHuv*
"LCHuv -> RGB, normalized"
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* H: 0.0 - 360.0"
{:metadoc/categories meta-conv}
^Vec4 [c]
(to-lch to-JAB c))
(to-luma-color-hue to-JAB c))

(defn to-JCH*
"RGB -> JCH, normalized"
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For ranges, see [[to-JCH]]."
{:metadoc/categories meta-conv}
^Vec4 [c]
(from-lch from-JAB c))
(from-luma-color-hue from-JAB c))

(defn from-JCH*
"JCH -> RGB, normalized"
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"Create LCH conversion functions pair from any luma based color space. "
[cs]
(let [[to from] (colorspaces cs)]
[(partial to-lch to)
(partial from-lch from)]))
[(partial to-luma-color-hue to)
(partial from-luma-color-hue from)]))

(defn complementary
"Create complementary color. Possible colorspaces are:
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