Re: [orca-list] Finding the color of a cell in Libre Office Calc



I don't think this is a Libreoffice problem.  I think this is what you
get from gnome.  Actually, this is the most precise information you
can get.  Yes, color names would be better but less precise; so as
long as both options are kept available, it would be good.  I have an
idea though.  If I were to write a function, I would merely pass the
RBG values to the function and it could dial in a subscript from an
array of 256 values for each of the 3 numbers.  But as I brain storm
this right now, I see that this wouldn't do it either because you have
combinations so really, you end up with 255 taken to the 3rd power!
that's a huge number! So back to more brain storming <smile>.

On 1/30/12, Paul Hunt <paul-leics virginmedia com> wrote:
That would be an interesting little programming exercise.

I suppose one could examine each component of the triplet and have a set
of rules that said, okay, if there's that much red and that much green
and that much blue then it's that colour...

Better if Libre Office gave us something more human readable than RG
values though!


On 30/01/12 21:08, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
Great, got it! Thanks! It appears that I'm getting an RGB triplet with
the values ranging from 0 to 255. This seems doable at the moment, but
do you know if anyone has any ideas on how Orca can figure out human
readable colors from this information? Seems like kind of a nasty issue
to solve.


On 30/01/12 14:28, Paul Hunt wrote:
By default, Orca does not include colour information in the list of
attributes that you get with insert + F.

You can add colour info to the list using the text attributes tab of the
Orca preferences dialogue.

Unfortunately though, currently you get a numeric value rather than a
colour name when you do this. I think it's a hexadecimal representation
of the colour.



On 30/01/12 20:08, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
Is there a way to get the color information for a cell in Libre Office
Calc? It doesn't look like this information is part of the text
attributes I get with the Orca+f key. I also didn't see it when looking
around the key bindings or learn mode.
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