hexBlender: Blend two colors using hex codes.
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
hexBlender function blend two colors of hex code and generate new hex code.
Usage
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hexBlender(color1, color2, alpha = 0.5)
Arguments
color1
character value of hex code. no default.
color2
character value of hex code. no default.
alpha
float value from over 0 and under 1. Default value set as 0.5.
Examples
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new_hex <- hexBlender('#FF0000', '#000000')
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
hexBlender function blend two colors of hex code and generate new hex code.
Usage
1 | hexBlender(color1, color2, alpha = 0.5)
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Arguments
color1 |
character value of hex code. no default. |
color2 |
character value of hex code. no default. |
alpha |
float value from over 0 and under 1. Default value set as 0.5. |
Examples
1 | new_hex <- hexBlender('#FF0000', '#000000')
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