> I learned python so that if I were to put in 0.9, it'd decrease red by 10%.>
> The way this function needs to be written, -0.1 decreases red by 10%
It sounds like you have something like ...
def f1(color, redchange=0, bluechange=0, greenchange=0): # some code here to
make the changes return modified_color
calling it like ...
>>> c = Color(red=200, blue=100, green=50)>>> c(200, 100, 50)>>> f1(c,
>>> redchange=0.9)(180, 100, 50)
but what you want is ...
>>> f1a(c, redchange=-0.1)(180, 100, 50)
Maybe, since you already have a function that works, youcould write f1a as a
function that calls f1 as a helper, usingmodified parameters.
def f1a(color, redchange=0, bluechange=0, greenchange=0): # some code to
modify the parameters to fit your function f1 return f1(color, modredchange,
modbluechange, modgreenchange)
So... we just need some code to convert 0.9 to -0.1 (and weneed to think about
other possible values that could be sentto f1 and what f1a would want in the
same situation.)
There's a very simple way to convert 0.9 to -0.1 but I'm notsure that's what
you want.
Would you also want:
>>> f1(c, redchange=0.5)(100, 100, 50)>>> f1a(c, redchange=-0.5)(100, 100, 50)
How about ...
>>> f1(c, redchange=0)(0, 100, 50)>>> f1a(c, redchange=-1.0)(0, 100, 50)
Or ...
>>> f1(c, redchange=1.2)(240, 100, 50)>>> f1a(c, redchange=0.2)(240, 100, 50)
?
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