Hi Cyrille,
I saw that you added a GLMColor to provide an abstract representation of a Color both for
Morphic and for CSS. It's good that you are tackling this problem, but this is not the
way to go.
The problem is that it is confusing to have to provide a new GLMColor class for every
special color. Color is already a full and quite powerful description of a color.
What we need is a convertor. There already are a few:
- Color>>printHtmlString (in the base image)
- Color>>asJavascript (in the Seaside image)
The only thing that is currently missing is a proper translation of "Color
transparent", but this can be done easily in a Color>>glmAsHtmlColor.
Cheers,
Doru
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