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Query criteria
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Description
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Example and result
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color.CMY()
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Converts the color to CMY and returns a special version of the CQL color object that has three additional properties: C, M, and Y. These properties provide access to individual color components.
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@fill.color.cmy.c = @outline.color.cmy.c
Checks whether the fill color and outline color have the same C value
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color.CMYK()
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Converts the color to CMYK and returns a special version of the CQL color object that has four additional properties: C, M, Y, and K. These properties provide access to individual color components.
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@fill.color.cmyk[.c = .m]
Checks whether the fill color has the same C value and M value
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color.COM()
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Returns the COM object for the color. This allows access to properties and methods of the color object that are not exposed through CQL.
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color.Gray()
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Converts the color to grayscale and returns the gray- level value as an integer
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@fill.gray < 128
Checks whether the gray-level value for the fill color is less than 128
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color.HLS()
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Converts the color to HLS and returns a special version of the CQL color object that has three additional properties: H, L, and S. These properties provide access to individual color components.
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@fill.color.hls.s = 0
Checks whether the S value for the fill color is 0
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color.HSB()
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Converts the color to HSB and returns a special version of the CQL color object that has three additional properties: H, S, and B. These properties provide access to individual color components.
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@fill.color.hsb.h = 270
Checks whether the H value for the fill color is 270
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color.IsCMYK()
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Return True if this is a CMYK color
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color.IsGray()
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Return True if the color contains only black component
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color.IsSpot()
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Returns True if the color is a spot color
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color.IsTintable()
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Returns True if the color can have tints
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color.IsWhite()
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Returns True if the color is pure white
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color.Lab()
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Converts the color to LAB and returns a special version of the CQL color object that has three additional properties: L, A, and B. These properties provide access to individual color components.
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@fill.color.lab.l = 0 and @fill.color.lab.a = -10
Checks whether the L value for the fill color is 0 and the A value is -10
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color.Name()
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Returns the name of the color, or 'unnamed color' if the color doesn’t have a name
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color.Palette()
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Returns the name of the palette that the color belongs to, or an empty string if the color belongs to a custom palette
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color.PaletteIndex()
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Returns the index for the palette color. This method is available only for colors from fixed palettes.
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color.RGB()
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Converts the color to RGB and returns a special version of the CQL color object that has three additional properties: R, G, and B. These properties provide access to individual color components.
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@fill.color.rgb.r = 255
Checks whether the R value for the fill color is 255
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color.SourcePalette()
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Returns the original palette name for userink colors
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color.Tint()
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Returns the tint value of a spot color
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color.Type()
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Returns a string representing the color model. This could be a value such as 'rgb', 'cmyk', or 'hsb'.
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color.YIQ()
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Converts the color to YIQ and returns a special version of the CQL color object that has three additional properties: Y, I, and Q. These properties provide access to individual color components.
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@fill.color.yiq.y < 10
Checks whether the Y value for the fill color is less than 10
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