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Re: Specifying RGB triples
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pathematica |
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Re: Specifying RGB triples |
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Thu, 21 Apr 2011 00:20:23 -0700 (PDT) |
Thank you for your amazingly quick response.
It does indeed work. For those that are trying to solve the same problem, I
can now see what I was doing wrong. I note that the 3-vector denoting the
RGB triplet comprises three proportions rather than the absolute hexadecimal
values. It appears that I can get the same color that I achieved from
Inkscape (specified as #FF7F00 above) using
plot( ... , 'color', [1 0.5 0])
Also thank you for the comments about pdf. Now that I can print in orange
(or arbitrary color), I can use Octave directly and I will experiment.
Thank you.
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