https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=383969
David REVOY <i...@davidrevoy.com> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from David REVOY <i...@davidrevoy.com> ---
Hi Xzu and Boud,
True. The shortcuts has this limitation. They were added on my request by Sven
Langkamp during KritaSprint2011 in Amsterdam; and when I asked the color to go
to 100% white or 100% black we discovered that the "hue/chroma" information was
lost and the shade goes to greyscale only after that. Sven wasn't happy with
this design, but I accepted this limitation. I think by that time the color
were moving on the HSV Value axis; nowaday they were rewrote probably by
Wolthera to add the configuration of percent of "step" in the color
configuration, and also I think they now use HSY' axis.
Proposal:
Maybe the black or white can preserve a very low and minor percent of
information of hue/chroma and never really cap to pure black and white? For,
example, A 99,9% black with a bit of orange or a 99,9% white with a bit of
violet probably could be acceptable for the "K" and "L" shortcut ? This way the
hue/chroma information could be preserved. As a user of the "K" and "L"
shortcut, I would be ok with that. And you Xzu ?
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