What is the color type defined as? My guess would be an int_64( not sure what the equivilent in here is ). If so, how are they packing the bytes together into the integer?
I would guess they use uint8_t of size 4 as that is generally how people declare colours in computers (packs neatly into 32bits). Since it is a native type it is either a reference.to a "color" object or it is a special packing of a 4 byte field which is type protected. The type appears immutable so either an object or a special packing are possible.
In any case you have limited options to manipulate it.
What is the color type defined as? My guess would be an int_64( not sure what the equivilent in here is ). If so, how are they packing the bytes together into the integer?
I would guess they use uint8_t of size 4 as that is generally how people declare colours in computers (packs neatly into 32bits). Since it is a native type it is either a reference.to a "color" object or it is a special packing of a 4 byte field which is type protected. The type appears immutable so either an object or a special packing are possible.
In any case you have limited options to manipulate it.
Yea just what I thought, just making sure. Thanks.