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#' Blend colours and palettes using multiply mode
#'
#' @description
#' Darkens colours by multiplying them together. Creates darker, more saturated
#' results. Useful for creating shadows, darkening backgrounds, or adding depth.
#'
#' @param ... Either one or two colour/palette arguments:
#' - If one argument: the colour or palette is blended with itself
#' - If two arguments: the first is blended with the second
#' Each argument can be a character vector of colours or a `scales::pal_*()`
#' function
#' @return Character vector of blended colours or a blending function.
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' multiply("#F0F0F0", "#808080")
#' multiply("#FF6B6B")
multiply <- function(...) {
args <- .parse_blend_dots(list(...))
col <- args$col
col2 <- args$col2
blend_fn <- function(c1, c2) c1 * c2
if (is.function(col) || is.function(col2)) {
function(x) .composite(.resolve_pal(col, x), .resolve_pal(col2, x), blend_fn)
} else {
.composite(col, col2, blend_fn)
}
}
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