Is it a bug ?

[NguyenBentley]

I do the test

1. The document of the methode "ColorDef.fromString"
   ...
   const aBlue = ColorDef.fromString("#0000FF"); // must be ColorDef.blue
   assert.equal(aBlue, ColorDef.blue);
   const aRed = ColorDef.fromString("#FF0000"); // must be ColorDef.red
   assert.equal(aRed, ColorDef.red);
   const aBlack = ColorDef.fromString("#000000"); // must be ColorDef.black
   assert.equal(aBlack, ColorDef.black);
   const aWhite = ColorDef.fromString("#FFFFFF"); // must be ColorDef.white
   assert.equal(aWhite, ColorDef.white);
   ...
   all the test are OK

The document of the methode "ColorDef.fromString" says
/** Create a ColorDef from a string representation. The following representations are supported:

• "rgb(255,0,0)"
• "rgba(255,0,0,.2)"
• "rgb(100%,0%,0%)"
• "hsl(120,50%,50%)"
• "#rrbbgg"
• "blanchedAlmond" (see possible values from [[ColorByName]]). Case-insensitive.
  */
  public static fromString(val: string): ColorDef {
  return this.fromTbgr(this.computeTbgrFromString(val));
  }

I think the document of the methode should be * "rrggbb"

2. Green is not green
   then I do

...
const aGreen = ColorDef.fromString("#00FF00"); // must be ColorDef.green
assert.equal(aGreen, ColorDef.green);
...

the test Failed !
Why green is not green ?

[pmconne]

ColorDef.green is produced from ColorByName.green which for historical reasons is #008000, not #00ff00. That has surprised me before as well. It's primarily used for producing decoration graphics, for which a medium green is generally more appropriate than super-bright green.

[pmconne]

You are correct about the documentation - #rrbbgg should be #rrggbb.

[NguyenBentley]

Thank
Since my firm intend to use iModelJs for the next product and since we are new to iModelJs so i must do a lot of offline & integration test to check that we get that what we just write to iModelJs
Now i know i must take into account some historical features

[kabentley]

Green is #8000 for compatibility with HTML

[NguyenBentley]

OK