java integer color to flutter color and back

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I'm rebuilding my app from java to flutter. I'm using firebase to store colors as integer values. In java I can use the following to convert rgb values to integer values:

colorInt = (255 << 24) | (color.red << 16) | (color.green << 8) | color.blue;

And I can use the following to convert from an integer value to rgb:

int r = (colorInt >> 16) & 0xFF;
int g = (colorInt >> 8) & 0xFF;
int b = colorInt & 0xFF;

How can I convert a Java integercolor to a flutter color and back?

An example, lets take RGB 154, 255, 147

In flutter this would be the result is 4288348051

(255 << 24) | (154 << 16) | (255 << 8) | 147;
(4278190080) | (10092544) | (65280) | 147;

(4278190080) | (10092544) = 4288282624;
(4278190080) | (10092544) | (65280) = 4288347904;
(4278190080) | (10092544) | (65280) | 147 = 4288348051

In java this would be -6619245

(255 << 24) | (154 << 16) | (255 << 8) | 147;
(-16777216) | (10092544) | (65280) | 147;

(-16777216) | (10092544) = -6684672;
(-16777216) | (10092544) | (65280) = -6619392;
(-16777216) | (10092544) | (65280) | 147 = -6619245;
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3 Answers

Java is using signed 32 bit int, so values are between -2^31 and 2^31. Once they reach 2^31, they continue from -1 towards -2^31.

Try applying this on the result you get in Flutter:

if (result > pow(2, 31)) {
  result = result - pow(2, 32);
}
user_33759960

So, as @Ovidiu mentioned, Java uses signed 32 bit integers. Expanding on the code block they posted, we can create a full example which gives us what we need:

import 'dart:math';

int chopToJavaInt (int result) {
  while (result > pow(2, 31)) {
    result = result - pow(2, 32);
  }
  return result;
}

int javaIntColor(int r, int g, int b) {
  var x = (g << 24) | (r << 16) | (g << 8) | b;
  return chopToJavaInt(x);
}

void main () {
  print(javaIntColor(154, 255, 147)); //-6619245
}

This solution is modular, maintains your original style from your Java code, and will return the correct value.

user_119441040

Maybe fill high-order digits with ones? 

    int rgb = -6619245;
    final c = Color(rgb);
    print('${c.red} ${c.green} ${c.blue}');
    int fromColorRgb = c.value | 0xFFFFFFFF00000000;
    print('$rgb : $fromColorRgb');

Result:

I/flutter (10689): 154 255 147
I/flutter (10689): -6619245 : -6619245

Assuming your alpha channel is always 255

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