Version 1.1.159-176

* You can now use the `set_text()` function for `Entry` objects even if the `Entry` hasn't been drawn
* Fixed the `RandomColourRGB()` function to no longer raise errors if the user hasn't specified the RGB values
* Optimized the error checking in the `RandomColourRGB()` & `RandomGreyscale()` functions by reducing the number of
`not` & `!=`

* Simplified the `RandomColourCMYK()` function and optimized it like with the `RandomColourRGB()` one
* The `RandomColourHex()` function now works if the user hasn't supplied hex values for r, g, & b and optimized the
function to execute faster

* Added a new lists to contain all of `GREENS`, `PURPLES`, etc. and for `WARM COLOURS` and `COOL COLOURS`
* Added a list of all goopylib colours objects

* Added HSV colours to goopylib: a `ColourHSV` class & `RandomColourHSV()` function
* Changed all the `GraphicsError`s in `colours.py` to be raised with a `"GraphicsError:"` prefix
* The `ColourCMYK` class is now printed as `"cmyk c%, m%, y%, k%"` rather than the previous `"cmyk c, m, y, k"`

* The Internal goopylib classes no longer use the `Point` class in favour of an iterable
* Added a few more (7) colour definitions to complete the existing colour scales
* Added HSL colours to goopylib: a `ColourHSL` class & `RandomColourHSL()` function

* Renamed all the functions inside `colours.py` to follow the Python naming convention
* Added American spelling (`color`) equivalents of everything in `colours.py` which references the original functions
* Renamed the `blend_BLENDINGTYPE()` functions to `blend_colour_BLENDINGTYPE()` and added their American equivalents.

* Moved the `random` module's import statement above the `goopylib.math.Interpolations` import statement in `colours.py`
to abide by PEP8
* Created a `color.py` file which simply imports everything from `colours.py`

Author: BhavyeMathur

README.md

@@ -206,6 +206,36 @@ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63978464/error-when-compiling-cpython-cannot
 There are probably still a lot of bugs in the release version, but I moved onto Version 1.1 because I started working 
 on converting goopylib code to Cython C and also building a Sound Engine for goopylib 1.2
 
+#### 1.1.176-alpha19 4th-27th November 2020
+
+* You can now use the `set_text()` function for `Entry` objects even if the `Entry` hasn't been drawn
+* Fixed the `RandomColourRGB()` function to no longer raise errors if the user hasn't specified the RGB values
+* Optimized the error checking in the `RandomColourRGB()` & `RandomGreyscale()` functions by reducing the number of 
+`not` & `!=`
+
+* Simplified the `RandomColourCMYK()` function and optimized it like with the `RandomColourRGB()` one
+* The `RandomColourHex()` function now works if the user hasn't supplied hex values for r, g, & b and optimized the 
+function to execute faster
+
+* Added a new lists to contain all of `GREENS`, `PURPLES`, etc. and for `WARM COLOURS` and `COOL COLOURS`
+* Added a list of all goopylib colours objects
+
+* Added HSV colours to goopylib: a `ColourHSV` class & `RandomColourHSV()` function
+* Changed all the `GraphicsError`s in `colours.py` to be raised with a `"GraphicsError:"` prefix
+* The `ColourCMYK` class is now printed as `"cmyk c%, m%, y%, k%"` rather than the previous `"cmyk c, m, y, k"`
+ 
+* The Internal goopylib classes no longer use the `Point` class in favour of an iterable
+* Added a few more (7) colour definitions to complete the existing colour scales
+* Added HSL colours to goopylib: a `ColourHSL` class & `RandomColourHSL()` function
+
+* Renamed all the functions inside `colours.py` to follow the Python naming convention
+* Added American spelling (`color`) equivalents of everything in `colours.py` which references the original functions
+* Renamed the `blend_BLENDINGTYPE()` functions to `blend_colour_BLENDINGTYPE()` and added their American equivalents.
+
+* Moved the `random` module's import statement above the `goopylib.math.Interpolations` import statement in `colours.py` 
+to abide by PEP8
+* Created a `color.py` file which simply imports everything from `colours.py`
+
 #### 1.1.158-alpha18 3rd November 2020
 
 * The `is_clicked()` function of the `GraphicsObject` class returns whether or not the object's `bounds` were clicked. 

goopylib/_internal_classes.py

@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ def __repr__(self):
 
     def is_clicked(self, pos):
         if pos is not None:
-            x = pos.x
-            y = pos.y
+            x = pos[0]
+            y = pos[1]
             return eval(self.equation)
 
     def check_on_edge(self, pos):

goopylib/applications/custom_ease.py

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ def create_custom_ease():
     delete_dropdown = Button(Image(Point(0, 0), f"{path}DeleteDropdown.png"),
                              Image(Point(0, 0), f"{path}DeleteDropdownHover.png"))
 
-    colour_grad = ColourGradient(LIGHTER_VIOLET, DARKEST_VIOLET, 100)
+    colour_grad = colour_gradient(LIGHTER_VIOLET, DARKEST_VIOLET, 100)
 
     resolution = 2
 

goopylib/colors.py

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+from goopylib.colours import *