fromARGBHexString static method
Parses an ARGB color from a valid hex string (e.g. #1C1C1C).
The #
is optional.
The short-hand syntax is support, e.g.: #CCCC.
Lower-case letters are supported.
Examples of valid inputs: fccc, FCCC, #fccc, #FCCC, #ffc1c1c1, #FFC1C1C1, ffc1c1c1, FFC1C1C1
If the string is not valid, an error is thrown.
Note: if you are hardcoding colors, use Dart's built-in hexadecimal literals instead.
Implementation
static Color fromARGBHexString(String hexString) {
if (hexString.length == 4 || hexString.length == 5) {
return _parseRegex(1, 4, hexString);
} else if (hexString.length == 8 || hexString.length == 9) {
return _parseRegex(2, 4, hexString);
} else {
throw 'Invalid format for ARGB hex string: $hexString';
}
}