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I was recently converting a Flash project over to JS. This project involves colorizing objects based on Kuler Themes. Sample of the js version: http://snorkl.tv/dev/kulerLooper/ In ActionScript I stored my color values in a massive array like this: var kulers:Array = [ [0x468966, 0xFFF0A5, 0xFFB03B, 0xB64926, 0x8E2800], [0x2E0927, 0xD90000, 0xFF2D00, 0xFF8C00, 0x04756F], [0x96CA2D, 0xB5E655, 0xEDF7F2, 0x4BB5C1, 0x7FC6BC], [0x225378, 0x1695A3, 0xACF0F2, 0xF3FFE2, 0xEB7F00], [0xFFD393, 0x9C9B7A, 0xFFD393, 0xFF974F, 0xF54F29], [0xF54F29, 0x1F8A70, 0xBEDB39, 0xFFE11A, 0xFD7400] ] For people who have used Flash, the preceeding 0x will be familiar for hex numbers. With css we need our colors formatted as strings "#FF0000" with the pound sign Once I copied my array into my js file I realized that the formatting didn't work with css. My array has literally hundreds of color values and I needed an easy way to convert them. Just incase anyone finds themselves in a similar boat, I came across a color conversion function on stackoverflow : http://stackoverflow...ings-vice-versa which I trimmed down to the core functionality that I needed: function parseColor(color) { if (typeof color === 'number') { //make sure our hexadecimal number is padded out color = '#' + ('00000' + (color | 0).toString(16)).substr(-6); } return color; }; to convert 0xFF000 to "#FF0000" simply do: parseColor(0xFF000); // returns "#FF0000"; I'm wondering if it makes sense to have the CSSPlugin detect 0x numbers and do the conversion behind the scenes? Or is it too much of an edge-case? Either way, I hope others will find the function above helpful. -Carl
