complementary: Returns the complementary color to that it receives as input
In dpcarballo/coloR: Various Tools for Working with Color
Description
Usage
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Value
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Description
Returns the complementary color to that it receives as input
Usage
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Arguments
...
Color whose complementary is to be calculated. Hexcode, c(r,g,b), color
name as character and "color" class object are all supported.
Value
Generally, a hexcode representing the input's complementary. If a "color" class object is received as argument, the complementary will keep this format.
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complementary("red")
complementary("#ff00ff")
complementary(0,128,128)
complementary(c(0,0,0))
complementary(color(c(.7,.25,.25), maxVal=1))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Returns the complementary color to that it receives as input
Usage
1 |
Arguments
... |
Color whose complementary is to be calculated. Hexcode, c(r,g,b), color name as character and "color" class object are all supported. |
Value
Generally, a hexcode representing the input's complementary. If a "color" class object is received as argument, the complementary will keep this format.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | complementary("red")
complementary("#ff00ff")
complementary(0,128,128)
complementary(c(0,0,0))
complementary(color(c(.7,.25,.25), maxVal=1))
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