Glasbey palettes

[IanWorthington]

For those who came here looking for a Python colorcet implementation, you'll find the Glasbey palettes missing.

These can be converted quite easily though. Download the assets folder from colorcet then:

  GlasbeyCsvDir <- r"(...\)"  
  fn <- glue("{GlasbeyCsvDir}glasbey_hv_n256.csv")
  
  data <- readr::read_csv( fn,
                   col_names = c("R", "G", "B"),
                   col_types = c("d", "d", "d")
                   )  
  glPal <- rgb(data)

Not as convenient as the cetcolor package of course.

[coatless]

@IanWorthington looks like there was a newer version of colorcet uploaded. I last touched this package about ~3 years ago. I'll probably tackle it later this weekend.

Thanks for the note!

[coatless]

Looking at this further, the Glasbey palettes are not part of the new color cet palette release. They're an add-on to the colorcet python package.

https://github.com/holoviz/colorcet/blob/162c49071d9217fd0fd33b8d1b888e25ef2b006c/assets/CET_to_py.py#L5-L6

Not sure if I'll add them. But, I will probably update the color maps.