Name Rascal/Libraries/Vis/Figure/ColorModel/colorNames

Synopsis Sorted list of available color names that can be used by the color function.

Function list[str] colorNames()

Examples

rascal>import vis::Figure;
ok
rascal>colorNames();
list[str]: ["aliceblue","antiquewhite","aqua","aquamarine","azure","beige","bisque","black","blanchedalmond","blue","blueviolet","brown","burlywood","cadetblue","chartreuse","chocolate","coral","cornflowerblue","cornsilk","crimson","cyan","darkblue","darkcyan","darkgoldenrod","darkgray","darkgreen","darkgrey","darkkhaki","darkmagenta","darkolivegreen","darkorange","darkorchid","darkred","darksalmon","darkseagreen","darkslateblue","darkslategray","darkslategrey","darkturquoise","darkviolet","deeppink","deepskyblue","dimgray","dimgrey","dodgerblue","firebrick","floralwhite","forestgreen","fuchsia","gainsboro","ghostwhite","gold","goldenrod","gray","green","greenyellow","grey","honeydew","hotpink","indianred","indigo","ivory","khaki","lavender","lavenderblush","lawngreen","lemonchiffon","lightblue","lightcoral","lightcyan","lightgoldenrodyellow","lightgray","lightgreen","lightgrey","lightpink","lightsalmon","lightseagreen","lightskyblue","lightslategray","lightslategrey","lightsteelblue","lightyellow","lime","limegreen","linen","magenta","maroon","mediumaquamarine","mediumblue","mediumorchid","mediumpurple","mediumseagreen","mediumslateblue","mediumspringgreen","mediumturquoise","mediumvioletred","midnightblue","mintcream","mistyrose","moccasin","navajowhite","navy","oldlace","olive","olivedrab","orange","orangered","orchid","palegoldenrod","palegreen","paleturquoise","palevioletred","papayawhip","peachpuff","peru","pink","plum","powderblue","purple","red","rosybrown","royalblue","saddlebrown","salmon","sandybrown","seagreen","seashell","sienna","silver","skyblue","slateblue","slategray","slategrey","snow","springgreen","steelblue","tan","teal","thistle","tomato","turquoise","violet","wheat","white","whitesmoke","yellow","yellowgreen"]

This functions can be used to create color tables.

boxes = [ box([size(10, 10), fillColor(c)]) | c <- colorNames() ];
render(hvcat(boxes, width(500), left()));

Or a color table with the color names in colored boxes:

import List;
// Define an auxiliary function to split a list in a list of lists each of length n:
public list[list[&T]] split(list[&T] elms, int n){
  return (size(elms) < n) ? [elms] : [take(n, elms)] + split(drop(n, elms), n);
}
boxes = [ box(text(col, left()), fillColor(col)) | col <- colorNames() ];
render(grid(split(boxes, 3))); 

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