Sorting by spectrum
Kenneth Brody
kenbrody at bestweb.net
Wed Mar 3 19:02:38 PST 2004
Walter Vaughan wrote:
>
> I know this seems like a weird idea, but I know several developers
> are in the flooring industry and someone may have come up with
> a solution....
>
> I need to sort records by their RGB (Red/Green/Blue) value
> into spectrum order.
>
> I have three fields with 0-255 values. (0/0/0 would be black,
> 255,255,255 would be white).
>
> Any ideas, please post 'em here, cause I really
> don't even have an idea how you could map cycling
> or cosine shaped values into something sortable.
[...]
If you convert RGB into HSV, you hay be able to sort on some formula
based on that. Unfortunately, there is no perfect linear sort based
on a two-dimensional value. (ie: what comes next to a give HSV value,
the next H or the next S?)
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