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The common mixing of RGB colors is very different from mixing colors for paintings, it's mixing of light instead mixing of pigments.
For example:
Blue (0,0,255) + Yellow (255,255,0) = Grey (128,128,128)
(It should be Blue + Yellow = Green)
Is there any...
Started by tomp on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There are two different possibilities combining colors:
additive mixing (like RGB)
subtractive mixing (like CMYK)
So in subtractive color mixing the result is what you expected, but there is no blue, instead there is cyan:
Yellow ....
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Are there any bridges to make mixing Qt with STL and Boost as seamless and easy as possible?
This is a followup to Mixing Qt and Boost , where no specific answers how to accomplish this were given.
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Is there a good reason why I shouldn't be mixing POST and GET?
For example:
<form action="http://example.com/?param1=foo¶m2=bar" method="post">
Started by eugene y on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The important question is why do you care about "most CGI libraries"? You should pick the library... .
As noted by comments to your question, CGI.pm is OK
CGI::Simple is OK
EmbPerl 's %fdat is OK
Everything else, you need to read documentation or just test .
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I have seen that you have already made two plug in for DJFonts, and I think that you will make even more plug ins that you are probably going to release soon.
The newest one if for scaling the fonts, so I have an idea which probably you could make, and...
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Perhaps....
Please, Please, Please, are you working or developing a plugin for mixing fonts like in DJFonts logo inside the same font family.
Is there any news.
For a plug in that would allow me to MIX different font families as in DJFonts Logo.
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Hi,
Please suggest some good software that let's you seamless mixing music, I had tested some software and most of them are hard to use. I had tried fruity loops, FruityLoops I think is great for people who have some experience mixing music. What I'm ...
Started by Pennf0lio on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Available for Windows (x86 & x64, can be made portable, rip the installer with Universal .
mix.
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I'm looking for an algorithm to do additive color mixing for RGB values.
Is it as simple as adding the RGB values together to a max of 256?
(r1, g1, b1) + (r2, g2, b2) = (min(r1+r2, 256), min(g1+g2, 256), min(b1+b2, 256))
Started by Gaidin on
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) = (min(r1+r2, 255), min(g1+g2, 255), min(b1+b2, 255))
However, The "natural" way of mixing colors.
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I am currently using a Mr. Breadman bread machine for mixing my dough. it works fine but does add heat. Would mixing by hand be better or should I invest in a 'real' mixer.
What are your thoughts on the various dough mixing methods?
Started by pnj on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pizzamaking):
You'd think a combination of preheating the dough ingredients....
I started with hand mixing and it really gives you a sense it's fun! I've been hand mixing my doughs and I don't think it's too bad at all.
Definitely give hand mixing a try.
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When using a multi-paradigm language such as Python, C++, D, or Ruby, how much do you mix paradigms within a single application? Within a single module? Do you believe that mixing the functional, procedural and OO paradigms at a fine granularity leads...
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On the other hand, to get benefit from mixing....
Mixing.
This seems to be true throughout the language.
For example, Using OOP doesn't eliminate the use iteration patterns no longer really apply .
Different paradigms mix in different ways.
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At the risk of oversimplifying something I'm worried might be ridiculously complex, what should I be aware of when mixing C and Objective-C?
Edit: Just to clarify, I've never worked with C before, and I'm learning Objective-C through Cocoa. Also I'm using...
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Now, C++ and Objective-C.
You can't 'mix' C and Objective-C: Objective-C is a superset of C.
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I have a pretty large formula that has to be calculated about 300 times per second. Most of my variables are float, but some variables are just parameters that go into that formula. In some cases, float is not needed. I could use int parameters. But I...
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Just to clarify....
Second, this isn't what you should be most worried about unless you've benchmarked your program and you know that this is your bottleneck .
First of all, yes, the system will cast variables so it can do calculations in a common base type .
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