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stroke() and other color setting methods don't mention color-datatype in reference at all
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Hi,
Stroke() and other color setting methods don't mention at all that you can use color-datatype to set the color, not just numbers. It's missing from syntax and examples. It was indicated in reference of color-datatype https://processing.org/reference/color_datatype.html
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Start with the color_datatype reference and the stroke() reference entry, then review the syntax and examples for the other color-setting methods mentioned in the issue. Done means the relevant references explain that a color-datatype value can set the color, not only numeric values.
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