ColorUtilities.GetPaletteColors(String, Variable) Method

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Description

Retrieves the colors used when defining the specified Color Palette.

 

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Method Signature

ColorUtilities.GetPaletteColors(

String colorPalette,


Variable numberOfColors)

 

 

Arguments

colorPalette


Description:

The palette whose colors are to be retrieved.

Valid Values:

Value

Label

"Accessible"

Qualitative: Accessible

"Bright"

Qualitative: Bright

"Classic"

Qualitative: Classic

"Dark"

Qualitative: Dark

"Light"

Qualitative: Light

"Paired"

Qualitative: Paired

"Pastel"

Qualitative: Pastel

"Blues"

Sequential: Blues

"CubeHelix"

Sequential: CubeHelix

"Grays"

Sequential: Grays

"Greens"

Sequential: Greens

"Purples"

Sequential: Purples

"Reds"

Sequential: Reds

"Spectral"

Sequential: Spectral

"BluePurpleYellow"

Diverging: BluePurpleYellow

"GreenCyanBlue"

Diverging: GreenCyanBlue

"GreenYellowRed"

Diverging: GreenYellowRed

"PurpleBlueGreen"

Diverging: PurpleBlueGreen

"YellowRedPurple"

Diverging: YellowRedPurple

"BlueCyanGreen"

Terrain: BlueCyanGreen

"BlueYellowGreen"

Terrain: BlueYellowGreen

"BrownWhiteOrange"

Terrain: BrownWhiteOrange

"GreenBrownWhite"

Terrain: GreenBrownWhite

"YellowTanBeige"

Terrain: YellowTanBeige

 

 

 

numberOfColors


Description:

The number of colors to retrieve.

Valid Range:

numberOfColors > 0

 

 

 

Return Value

Type:

Array of number

 

 

The Array of colors.

 

Syntax

myArray1 = ColorTools.GetPaletteColors(myString1, myVariable1);

 

 

See also

ColorUtilities Object

ColorUtilities.GetPaletteColors

Color Reference