This has to do with choosing from Basic Colours option.
Seems I can mess around with HSV on the palette bar all I like but, if I choose one of the "basic" colours and then try to change it, the program switches to a different Basic Colour.
Both "OK" and "Cancel" switches the colour from what I chose to whatever random "Basic color" picked by the program. I can't see how to get out of using Basic colours in this situation.
Except, on the positive side, "Generate new random palette", in this case, actually reset the palette to its original state and allowed me to go back to H:S:V manipulations.
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Thank you for reporting these problems. I have just corrected the code to check if 'OK' or 'Cancel' was pressed.
But I can't understand the problem with 'Basic Colours'. What you try to do with 'Basic colours'. They are just set of predefined colors available in default Qt QColorDialog.
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Thanks.
I thought I could use a Basic colour as a starting point, then adjust H:S:V: on it.
That actually appears to be working as expected today.
The problem now seems to be if I choose a Basic colour and not adjust it, click on it again in Palette bar, then a different Basic colour is selected.
Also, I now discover, "Cancel" doesn't work on straightforward H:S:V: adjustments either.
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Possibly you have noticed, or corrected code generally, by now.
But, just in case...
"Cancel" doesn't work on any colouring options I have tried so far.
That would include pretty much everything. Tho I didn't try every colouring option yet, every one I do try, "Cancel" doesn't work.
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Both "OK" and "Cancel" switches the colour from what I chose to whatever random "Basic color" picked by the program. I can't see how to get out of using Basic colours in this situation.
Except, on the positive side, "Generate new random palette", in this case, actually reset the palette to its original state and allowed me to go back to H:S:V manipulations.
Thank you for reporting these problems. I have just corrected the code to check if 'OK' or 'Cancel' was pressed.
But I can't understand the problem with 'Basic Colours'. What you try to do with 'Basic colours'. They are just set of predefined colors available in default Qt QColorDialog.
Thanks.
I thought I could use a Basic colour as a starting point, then adjust H:S:V: on it.
That actually appears to be working as expected today.
The problem now seems to be if I choose a Basic colour and not adjust it, click on it again in Palette bar, then a different Basic colour is selected.
Also, I now discover, "Cancel" doesn't work on straightforward H:S:V: adjustments either.
Possibly you have noticed, or corrected code generally, by now.
But, just in case...
"Cancel" doesn't work on any colouring options I have tried so far.
That would include pretty much everything. Tho I didn't try every colouring option yet, every one I do try, "Cancel" doesn't work.