I am currently working on a project where, when different users add text to a document, I would like to change the color of the text.
Initially, I used C # predefined color values and just put the ones I wanted to use in enum in my application, and rode my bike around colors as different users added annotations. This works great, and I'm fine with this solution.
However, I could also choose to change the RGB values and the resulting colors. I am wondering what type of algorithm would be good to change these values to get different sets of colors. This is most likely the one exercise I was thinking about.
To clarify a bit, I don’t want to just increase one of the color values (R, G or B), because it will not give me enough variety in my colors. But I do not think that this will also work to increase all three equal amounts. I also have to keep track of repeating colors (down to the point). The requirements for my project involve, at best, 10 different reviewers.
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