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feat: Add ColorBand #197

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@unknowIfGuestInDream unknowIfGuestInDream commented Oct 13, 2024

Fixes #194

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Summary by Sourcery

Add new widget classes SaturationBrightness and ColorBand to provide visual tools for color manipulation, including saturation, brightness, and hue representation.

New Features:

  • Introduce a new widget class SaturationBrightness that provides a visual representation of saturation and brightness levels using a custom canvas.
  • Add a new widget class ColorBand that displays a hue spectrum on a custom canvas.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Introduced a ColorBand widget for displaying a gradient of hues.
    • Added a SaturationBrightness component for rendering saturation-brightness color representations.

These enhancements provide users with new visual tools for color selection and manipulation within the application.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request adds two new classes, ColorBand and SaturationBrightness, to implement color selection functionality in the TLStudio widgets. The changes focus on creating visual representations of color components using SWT (Standard Widget Toolkit) and custom canvas implementations.

Class diagram for new ColorBand and SaturationBrightness classes

classDiagram
    class AbstractCustomCanvas {
        <<abstract>>
    }
    class SaturationBrightness {
        +SaturationBrightness(Composite parent, int style)
        +void paintControl(GC gc)
        +static void main(String[] args)
    }
    class ColorBand {
        +ColorBand(Composite parent, int style)
        +void paintControl(GC gc)
        +static void main(String[] args)
    }
    AbstractCustomCanvas <|-- SaturationBrightness
    AbstractCustomCanvas <|-- ColorBand
    note for SaturationBrightness "Handles saturation and brightness rendering"
    note for ColorBand "Handles hue rendering"
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Change Details Files
Implement ColorBand class for hue selection
  • Create a custom canvas that extends AbstractCustomCanvas
  • Implement paintControl method to draw a hue gradient
  • Use ImageData and PaletteData to generate the hue gradient
  • Add paint and resize listeners
  • Include a main method for testing the widget
bundles/src/com/tlcsdm/tlstudio/widgets/color/ColorBand.java
Implement SaturationBrightness class for saturation and brightness selection
  • Create a custom canvas that extends AbstractCustomCanvas
  • Implement paintControl method to draw a saturation-brightness gradient
  • Use ImageData and PaletteData to generate the saturation-brightness gradient
  • Add paint and resize listeners
  • Include a main method for testing the widget
bundles/src/com/tlcsdm/tlstudio/widgets/color/SaturationBrightness.java

Assessment against linked issues

Issue Objective Addressed Explanation
#194 Implement a color band feature
#194 Implement a saturation and brightness feature

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The changes in this pull request introduce two new custom widgets for the SWT framework: ColorBand and SaturationBrightness. Both classes extend AbstractCustomCanvas and implement functionality to render color gradients. Each class includes a constructor for initialization, a paintControl method for rendering, and a main method for testing. These additions enhance the graphical capabilities of the application by providing visual representations of color bands and saturation-brightness data.

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File Path Change Summary
bundles/src/com/tlcsdm/tlstudio/widgets/color/ColorBand.java Added class ColorBand with methods for rendering a color gradient and a testing main method.
bundles/src/com/tlcsdm/tlstudio/widgets/color/SaturationBrightness.java Added class SaturationBrightness with methods for rendering saturation-brightness data and a testing main method.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Implement color band feature (#194)
Provide saturation-brightness representation (#194)

🐇 In the garden where colors blend,
A band of hues, on joy we depend.
Brightness and saturation dance in delight,
With every stroke, our hearts take flight!
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@mergify mergify bot added the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 13, 2024
@unknowIfGuestInDream unknowIfGuestInDream merged commit 67fc971 into master Oct 13, 2024
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Hey @unknowIfGuestInDream - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Consider extracting common code between ColorBand and SaturationBrightness into a shared base class or utility methods to improve code reuse and maintainability.
  • Replace magic numbers (e.g., 360, 24) with named constants to enhance readability and make the code more self-documenting.
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saturation += 1f / saturationBrightnessData.width;
}

Image saturationImage = new Image(this.getDisplay(), saturationBrightnessData);
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suggestion (performance): Consider reusing GC and Image objects for better performance

Creating and disposing of Image objects on each paint event can be expensive. Consider caching and reusing these objects, only recreating them when necessary (e.g., on resize).

private Image saturationImage;

// In the constructor or initialization method:
saturationImage = new Image(this.getDisplay(), saturationBrightnessData);

// In the paint method:
if (saturationImage == null || saturationImage.isDisposed()) {
    saturationImage = new Image(this.getDisplay(), saturationBrightnessData);
}
gc.drawImage(saturationImage, 0, 0);

// In a dispose method:
if (saturationImage != null && !saturationImage.isDisposed()) {
    saturationImage.dispose();
}

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