NAME Graphics::ColorNames - defines RGB values for common color names REQUIREMENTS `Graphics::ColorNames' should work on Perl 5.6.0. It requires the following non-standard modules: Module::Load INSTALLATION Installation can be done using the traditional Makefile.PL or the newer Build.PL methods. Using Makefile.PL: perl Makefile.PL make test make install (On Windows platforms you should use `nmake' instead.) Using Build.PL (if you have Module::Build installed): perl Build.PL perl Build test perl Build install SYNOPSIS use Graphics::ColorNames qw( hex2tuple tuple2hex ); tie %ColorTable, 'Graphics::ColorNames', 'X'; $rgbhex1 = $ColorTable{'green'}; # returns '00ff00' $rgbhex2 = tuple2hex( 0, 255, 0 ); # returns '00ff00' @rgbtup = hex2tuple( $rgbhex ); # returns (0, 255, 0) $rgbhex3 = $ColorTable{'#123abc'}; # returns '123abc' $rgbhex4 = $ColorTable{'123abc'}; # returns '123abc' DESCRIPTION This module defines RGB values for common color names. The intention is to (1) provide a common module that authors can use with other modules to specify colors by name; and (2) free module authors from having to "re-invent the wheel" whenever they decide to give the users the option of specifying a color by name rather than RGB value. See the module POD for complete documentation. REVISION HISTORY Changes since the last release 2.03 Mon Dec 17 2007 - fixed glitch with version test - cleaned up format of text files - removed unneeded dependency - README generated from POD using Pod::Readme (v2.02) 2.02 Sun Dec 16 2007 - renamed developer-related test scripts - removed 90-prereqs.t (it wasn't working properly sometimes) - added DEVEL_TESTS environment variable as requirement for developer tests 2.01 Sun Dec 16 2007 - Changed versions of specific color schemes to match main module - Removed Graphics::ColourNames from the distribution - updated documentation for Netscape.pm AUTHOR Robert Rothenberg LICENSE Copyright (c) 2001-2007 Robert Rothenberg. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.