Namespace LMKit.Graphics.Primitives

Classes

ColorNaming

Names a color with the basic color term (BasicColorTerm) a person would use for it: "blue" for a navy and a sky alike, "brown" for a tan and a chocolate. The vocabulary a color search facet, a caption or an accessibility description can rely on.

ColorSpaceTokens

The stable lower-case tokens of ColorSpace ("gray", "rgb", "indexed", "ycbcr", "cmyk", "ycck", "lab"): what a wire protocol or a stored property carries, parsed back without ambiguity.

IccProfile

An ICC colour profile: the bytes of an .icc / .icm file and the facts it states about itself (the device colour space, its channel count, its class and its description). Profiles come from a file, from raw bytes (for example the profile a loaded image embeds, IccProfile), or from the three the SDK builds itself: Srgb, Gray and GenericCmyk.

Structs

Color32

Immutable 32-bit color value with 8-bit R, G, B, and A channels.

LabColor

A color expressed in the CIE 1976 Lab* space (CIELAB) under the D65 illuminant, the perceptually uniform space every color comparison in the SDK is made in. L runs from 0 (black) to 100 (diffuse white); A runs from green (negative) to red (positive) and B from blue (negative) to yellow (positive), both nominally within [-128, 127] for colors an sRGB display can show.

Enums

BasicColorTerm

The eleven basic color terms every language with a full color vocabulary shares (Berlin and Kay, 1969): the names people reach for when they say what color something is, and the vocabulary a search facet or a caption can rely on. ColorNaming maps any color to the term it belongs to.

ColorSpace

How colour samples are organized: in a file, in an ICC profile's device side, or as the space an encoder is asked to write. The values mirror the imaging runtime's lmkit_color_space so a file's facts and a profile's facts speak one vocabulary.

RenderingIntent

How an ICC colour transform maps colours the destination cannot reproduce (the ICC rendering intents, numbered as the specification numbers them).

UnitMode

Selects the measurement unit used by geometry, drawing, layout, and rendering APIs.