color not showing when using colorWithRed:

[multinerd]

Im using an UIColor Ext to include some custom colors in my project. with your plugin,

[UIColor colorWithRed:254 green:67 blue:101 alpha:1.0]; doesnt show the color

+ (UIColor *)badgeColor { return [UIColor colorWithRed:254 green:67 blue:101 alpha:1.0]; }

this is what im using

[NorthernRealities]

Hi,

The plugin uses a set of regular expressions to match text in your code that create colours. These are very specific and every time there is a difference then a new regular expression needs to be created to handle that condition.

In the example that you give the colour doesn’t show because you are using integers instead of floats. If the plugin wasn’t as specific with the numbers then all that would show would be the colour white because it would think that you using the function using floats and any number higher than 1.0 gets treated as 1.0.

I do have an extension on GitHub called Rainbow-Creator and it can be found at https://github.com/NorthernRealities/Rainbow-Creator https://github.com/NorthernRealities/Rainbow-Creator which provides a number of helpful functions like the one you have. The only thing is that at this time it’s only in Swift. There hasn’t been a demand for the Objective-C version and my Objective-C skills are not great. I was just starting to learn the language when Swift came out and I jumped to that instead.

Is the extension that you are using yours or someone else’s? I can look into converting my extension over to Objective-C. Would it be something that you might be able to help with and I could add in the support to the plugin? I’m will soon be putting out a new release and could add this in there too.

Reid.

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Im using an UIColor Ext to include some custom colors in my project. with your plugin,

[UIColor colorWithRed:254 green:67 blue:101 alpha:1.0]; doesnt show the color

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[multinerd]

thanks for the info, i discovered this site that allows me to put my int values and it spits out floats. the code this site spits out does show the color, but using int is easier for me. for now ill stick to using the site
http://uicolor.xyz/#/hex-to-ui

I can look into converting my extension over to Objective-C. Would it be something that you might be able to help with and I could add in the support to the plugin?

im still learning development in general, but if theres anything i can do to assist, let me know

also, sorry for the loooooong response. i dont check git frequently