txt_color.py

Created by schraf

Created on October 11, 2018

540 Bytes

txt("Bonjour",10,20,color(255,0,0)) met le texte “Bonjour” en rouge à la position (10,20)
L’idée est de récupérer les valeurs Rouge-Vert-Bleu des pixels du texte écrit en noir et gris et de les convertir dans la couleur voulue. Chaque lettre fait 10*18 pixels


from kandinsky import *

def txt(t,x,y,c=0):
  draw_string(t,x,y)
  for i in range(180*len(t)):
      u = get_pixel(x+i//18,y+i%18)
      b = 8*max(u%32, c%32)
      v = 4*max((u>>5)%64, (c>>5)%64)
      r = 8*max(u>>11, c>>11)
      set_pixel(x+i//18,y+i%18,color(r,v,b))
        
txt("En rouge ! &",10,20,63488)
txt("En VERT #2016",10,40,2016)
txt("Bleu /:8*",10,60,color(0,0,255))
txt("MAGENTA",10,80,color(255,0,255))
txt(">>azur<<",10,100,color(0,127,255))
txt("OrAnGe",10,120,color(255,127,0))
txt("Noir...=>",10,140)

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