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Make user colors a bit more vibrant

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Nicolas Werner 2021-11-19 23:56:28 +01:00
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src/Utils.cpp
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@ -32,8 +32,6 @@
using TimelineEvent = mtx::events::collections::TimelineEvents;
QHash<QString, QString> authorColors_;
template<class T, class Event>
static DescInfo
createDescriptionInfo(const Event &event, const QString &localUser, const QString &displayName)
@ -661,7 +659,7 @@ utils::generateContrastingHexColor(const QString &input, const QColor &backgroun
// create a hue value based on the hash of the input.
auto userHue = static_cast<int>(hash % 360);
// start with moderate saturation and lightness values.
auto sat = 220;
auto sat = 230;
auto lightness = 125;
// converting to a QColor makes the luminance calc easier.
@ -677,10 +675,10 @@ utils::generateContrastingHexColor(const QString &input, const QColor &backgroun
// try again and again until they do by modifying first
// the lightness and then the saturation of the color.
int iterationCount = 9;
while (contrast < 5) {
while (contrast < 4.5) {
// if our lightness is at it's bounds, try changing
// saturation instead.
if (lightness == 242 || lightness == 13) {
if (lightness >= 242 || lightness <= 13) {
qreal newSat = qBound(26.0, sat * 1.25, 242.0);
inputColor.setHsl(userHue, qFloor(newSat), lightness);