#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

# converter for POV-Ray gradient files produced by The Gimp
my $points = 13;
my $prev = -1.0;
my $interval = 1.0 / ($points-1);
my $next = 0.0;
my $pr = 0;
my $pg = 0;
my $pb = 0;
my $prevpos = 0.0;
my $outputr = "";
my $outputg = "";
my $outputb = "";
while (my $l = <>) {
   if ($l =~ /.*\[(\d\.\d+) color rgbt <(\d\.\d+), (\d\.\d+), (\d\.\d+).*/) {
       if ($prev != $1) {
           my $r = int($2 * 255);
           my $g = int($3 * 255);
           my $b = int($4 * 255);
	   my $pos = $1;
           while ($pos >= $next) {
               if ($prev == -1.0) {
	           $outputr = $r;
	           $outputg = $g;
	           $outputb = $b;
	       }
	       else {
	           my $faralong = $next - $prevpos;
		   my $total = $pos - $prevpos;
		   my $frac = $faralong / $total;

                   my $newr = $pr + int(($r - $pr) * $frac);
                   my $newg = $pg + int(($g - $pg) * $frac);
                   my $newb = $pb + int(($b - $pb) * $frac);
		   
		   $outputr = "$outputr, $newr";
		   $outputg = "$outputg, $newg";
		   $outputb = "$outputb, $newb";
	       }
	       $next += $interval;
	   }
	   $pr = $r;
	   $pg = $g;
	   $pb = $b;
	   $prevpos = $pos;
       }
       $prev = $1;
   }
}
print "static const unsigned char REDS[]   = {$outputr, 230};\n";
print "static const unsigned char GREENS[] = {$outputg, 230};\n";
print "static const unsigned char BLUES[]  = {$outputb, 230};\n";