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An extension of the iOS class UIColor to provide conversion to and from CIELCh° colors.
/// An extension to provide conversion to and from CIELCh° colors.
extension UIColor {
/// The CIELCh° components of a color - lightness (L), chroma (C), and hue (h).
struct CIELCh: Hashable {
/// The lightness component of the color, in the range [0, 100] (darkest to brightest).
var L: CGFloat
/// The chroma component of the color.
var C: CGFloat
/// The hue component of the color, in the range [0, 360°].
var h: CGFloat
}
/**
Calculates the CIELCh° components from a lightness value and a pair of chromaticity
coordinates.
- parameter L: The lightness value of the color.
- parameter x: The x-axis chromaticity coordinate of the color.
- parameter y: The y-axis chromaticity coordinate of the color.
- returns: The CIELCh° components of the color.
*/
private func LCh(L: CGFloat, x: CGFloat, y: CGFloat) -> CIELCh {
let C = sqrt((x * x) + (y * y))
var h = atan2(y, x)
if h.isNaN || C.isZero {
h = 0.0
} else if h >= 0.0 {
h = rad2deg(h)
} else {
h = 360.0 - rad2deg(abs(h))
}
return CIELCh(L: L, C: C, h: h)
}
// MARK: CIELCh°(ab)
/// The CIELCh°(ab) components of the color using a d65 illuminant and 2° standard observer.
var LCh_ab: CIELCh {
let Lab = self.Lab
return LCh(L: Lab.L, x: Lab.a, y: Lab.b)
}
/// Initializes a color from CIELCh°(ab) components.
/// - parameter LCh: The components used to initialize the color.
/// - parameter alpha: The alpha value of the color.
convenience init(ab LCh: CIELCh, alpha: CGFloat = 1.0) {
let a = LCh.C * cos(deg2rad(LCh.h))
let b = LCh.C * sin(deg2rad(LCh.h))
self.init(CIELAB(L: LCh.L, a: a, b: b), alpha: alpha)
}
// MARK: CIELCh°(uv)
/// The CIELCh°(uv) components of the color using a d65 illuminant and 2° standard observer.
var LCh_uv: CIELCh {
let Luv = self.Luv
return LCh(L: Luv.L, x: Luv.u, y: Luv.v)
}
/// Initializes a color from CIELCh°(uv) components.
/// - parameter LCh: The components used to initialize the color.
/// - parameter alpha: The alpha value of the color.
convenience init(uv LCh: CIELCh, alpha: CGFloat = 1.0) {
let u = LCh.C * cos(deg2rad(LCh.h))
let v = LCh.C * sin(deg2rad(LCh.h))
self.init(CIELUV(L: LCh.L, u: u, v: v), alpha: alpha)
}
}
// MARK: Helpers
/// Converts degrees to radians. 1° × π/180 = 0.01745rad
/// - parameter degrees: The amount of degrees to convert to radians.
/// - returns: The amount of radians equal to the amount of degrees.
private func deg2rad(_ degrees: CGFloat) -> CGFloat {
return degrees * .pi / 180.0
}
/// Converts radians to degrees. 1rad × 180/π = 57.296°
/// - parameter radians: The amount of radians to convert to degrees.
/// - returns: The amount of degrees equal to the amount of radians.
private func rad2deg(_ radians: CGFloat) -> CGFloat {
return radians * 180.0 / .pi
}
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