C++ Syntax

bool

MKI_ColorIdentical(

MKI_COLORVALUE f_cColor1,

MKI_COLORMODEL f_cColorMode1,

MKI_COLORVALUE f_cColor2,

MKI_COLORMODEL f_cColorMode2 );

Checks if both color definitions are (logically) identical. This means that they may have different models if the resulting colors are still identical (e.g. MKI_COLORMODE_RGB255 vs. MKI_COLORMODE_RGB100).

If this comparison would require a conversion based on color profiles (such as CMYK to RGB), the result will always be false since such a conversion may yield different results on individual computers based on locally installed color profiles.

Parameters

f_cColor1

[MKI_COLORVALUE] First color to be compared in the notation defined by f_cColorMode1.

f_cColorMode1

[MKI_COLORMODEL] This value determines how the content of f_cColor1 is to be interpreted (see MKI_COLORMODE_*).

f_cColor2

[MKI_COLORVALUE] Second color to be compared in the notation defined by f_cColorMode2.

f_cColorMode2

[MKI_COLORMODEL] This value determines how the content of f_cColor2 is to be interpreted (see MKI_COLORMODE_*).

Return Value

Returns true if affirmative.