protected Colour(int val,
    String s,
    int r,
    int g,
    int b) 
{
    value = val;
    string = s;
    rgb = new RGB(r,g,b);
    Colour[] oldcols = colours;
    colours = new Colour[oldcols.length + 1];
    System.arraycopy(oldcols, 0, colours, 0, oldcols.length);
    colours[oldcols.length] = this;
}

Private constructor

Parameters:

val -

s - the display string

r - the default red value

g - the default green value

b - the default blue value

 public static Colour[] getAllColours() 
{
    return colours;
}

Returns all available colours - used when generating the default palette

 public int getDefaultBlue() 
{
    return rgb.getBlue();
}

Gets the default blue content of this colour. Used when writing the default colour palette

 public int getDefaultGreen() 
{
    return rgb.getGreen();
}

Gets the default green content of this colour. Used when writing the default colour palette

 public RGB getDefaultRGB() 
{
    return rgb;
}

Returns the default RGB of the colour

 public int getDefaultRed() 
{
    return rgb.getRed();
}

Gets the default red content of this colour. Used when writing the default colour palette

 public String getDescription() 
{
    return string;
}

Gets the string description for display purposes

 public static Colour getInternalColour(int val) 
{
    for (int i = 0 ; i <  colours.length ; i++)
    {
      if (colours[i].getValue() == val)
      {
        return colours[i];
      }
    }
    return UNKNOWN;
}

Gets the internal colour from the value

 public int getValue() 
{
    return value;
}

Gets the value of this colour. This is the value that is written to the generated Excel file