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--- ideas:color-object [2014/07/09 19:25] – Add asKeyword(). tabatkins
+++ ideas:color-object [2014/07/11 12:07] – Switch "asKeyword" to "asName", invoking "named colors" more explicitly. tabatkins
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+<code idl>
   [Constructor(double r, double g, double b, optional double a=1),
    Constructor(RGBAColorInit color)]
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     static RGBAColor fromHex(optional HexColorInit color);
-    DOMString? asKeyword();
+    DOMString? asName();
-    /* Add fromKeyword()? Add "keyword" serialization type? Needs rounding. */
     DOMString toString(optional DOMString type="rgba");
     static readonly attribute Map serializationTypes;
   };
+</code>
-The toString() method looks up the type in the RGBAColor.serializationTypes Map; if it finds a function, it calls that with the RGBAColor as the sole argument and returns whatever the function returns.  It's preloaded with UA-defined functions for "hex3", "hex6", "rgb", "rgba", "hsl", and "hsla".
+The ''toString()'' method looks up the type in the ''RGBAColor.serializationTypes Map''; if it finds a function, it calls that with the ''RGBAColor'' as the sole argument and returns whatever the function returns.  It's preloaded with UA-defined functions for "hex3", "hex6", "rgb", "rgba", "hsl", and "hsla".
-Authors can define their own color formats by adding a fromFoo() to RGBAColor, a toFoo() to RGBAColor.prototype, and adding an appropriate serialization tag to RGBAColor.serializationTypes.
+Authors can define their own color formats by adding a ''fromFoo()'' to ''RGBAColor'', a ''toFoo()'' to ''RGBAColor.prototype'', and adding an appropriate serialization tag to ''RGBAColor.serializationTypes''.
+<code idl>
   dictionary RGBAColorInit {
     double r = 0;
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     RGBAColor parseColor(DOMString color, optional Element el);
   };
+</code>
-parseColor() takes a string containing any CSS color, and returns an RGBAColor for it.  If the string isn't parseable as a color, throw a SyntaxError exception.
+''parseColor()'' takes a string containing any CSS color, and returns an RGBAColor for it.  If the string isn't parseable as a color, throw a ''SyntaxError'' exception.
 The optional second argument is used to resolve colors that vary based on the element, such as ''currentcolor''.  If such a color is parsed but the second argument is not provided, throw a XXX exception.