add LMS and DKL color space colorschemes? about colorschemes.jl

[cormullion]

Sounds like a good idea!

Most of the predefined colorschemes here are"documented" elsewhere, with a link to the originating site (see https://juliagraphics.github.io/ColorSchemes.jl/latest/basics/). And there are usually license files to go with them, in /data. So you could explain and document them somewhere (eg your web site) and "publish" them, then it's easy to include them here with a suitable link to "the source".

[cormullion]

Did you get round to writing these up somewhere?

[babaq]

i have these scattered in several packages, do you suggest create a new small pacakge only for them, or i could move them all into one packages(the ColorLab)?

[cormullion]

Well it's just that there's not enough space to describe each colour scheme in any detail in the docs, so I like to just add a link to a place where the purpose and nature of the schemes is provided in more detail. Eg for cmocean I can just link to their site (https://juliagraphics.github.io/ColorSchemes.jl/latest/basics/#cmocean) where they have all the credits, etc..

To be honest I suppose it could just be a README.md or a section in any documentation you might already have. :)

[babaq]

I see your point. what about the scheme data, right now I save them in a JLD2 file, and loaded in package init(), but I remember some of the concreate colors in Colors.jl are written down directly in the source file, is this the way of colorschemes?

[cormullion]

Yes, every colorscheme in this package is simply an array of RGB{Float64}. The idea of the package is simply to act as a simple catalogue of pre-defined colorschemes - unlike some other packages where colorschemes are generated when required.