Fixed color alpha value calculation in getColor function #200
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Problem
The
getColor
method incorrectly scaled the alpha value (color?.a
) from a range of 0 to 1 by multiplying it by 255 and converting it to an integer. This resulted in an invalid alpha value for CSS, which expects the alpha channel to remain in the range of 0 to 1.Solution
color?.a
without scaling.rgba
range.Changes Made
getColor
function to correctly calculate and return the CSS-compatiblergba
string.Impact
With this fix, opacity set in Flutter now works correctly after the CSS conversion.
Note
This issue was present in earlier versions of the
flutter_tex
package (prior to4.0.10
) and could have been avoided by usingcolor?.opacity
instead ofcolor?.alpha
.Updated file: lib/src/utils/style_utils.dart