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CHANGELOG.md

@@ -5,13 +5,15 @@ All notable changes to the gtk-fortran project are documented in this file. The
 
 ### Added
 * A FORD documentation with a CI workflow, generating https://vmagnin.github.io/forcolormap/
+* A fpm workflow for testing.
 * Methods `create_lagrange()` and `create_bezier()` in `src/colormap_class.f90` to create a colormap from continuous interpolation of control colors.
  * `example/create.f90` demonstrates creating a custom colormap using methods like `create_lagrange()` and `create_bezier()`.
 * A `reverse()` method to reverse a colormap.
 * A `shift()` method to apply a circular shift to a colormap (left is +, right is -).
  * `example/modify.f90` demonstrates how you can modify a colormap with methods like shift(), in concrete cases.
 * A private `check()` method in the Colormap class. It checks the validity of the colormap and its parameters, prints warnings, and fixes problems if necessary.
 * A `colormaps_list/ForColormap.pdf` manual listing all the available colormaps.
+* `example/colormaps_list.f90` is creating the `colormaps_list/COLORMAPS_LIST_*.md` files using the `Colormaps_info` class.
 * A link toward the page *ForColormap Collection Categories* was added in the `README.md` to help users choose a colormap.
 * A GitHub workflow for the CMake build by @jchristopherson.
 * CMake support by @jchristopherson.

README.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ call setpixelrgb(x, y, red, green, blue)
 
 The library is using the precision `wp=>real64` defined in the module `iso_fortran_env`. And depending on the integers expected by your graphical library, you may need to convert the kinds of red, green, blue variables by writing for example `int(red, kind=int16)` if you need 16 bit integers.
 
-This [guideline](https://s-ink.org/colour-map-guideline) can help you choose the right kind of colormap. And you can visually choose the available colormaps in the `colormaps_list/ForColormap.pdf` manual or on this page (under development): https://github.com/gha3mi/forcolormap/tree/dev
+This [guideline](https://s-ink.org/colour-map-guideline) can help you choose the right kind of colormap. And you can visually choose the available colormaps in the [colormaps_list/ForColormap.pdf](https://github.com/vmagnin/forcolormap/blob/main/colormaps_list/ForColormap.pdf) manual or on this page (under development): https://github.com/gha3mi/forcolormap/tree/dev
 
 
 ## Installation

ROADMAP.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ The main goal of v0.9 is to offer a usable library, sufficiently friendly, with
 
 ### Features
 
-- [ ] Methods
+- [x] Methods
  - [x] Implement a `check()` method to fix colormap parameters if needed.
  - [x] Include a few minimalist methods to create or manipulate colormaps. More will be added in subsequent releases.
 - [ ] Add facilities to pass 8 or 16-bit integers to C graphical libraries.
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The main goal of v0.9 is to offer a usable library, sufficiently friendly, with
 
 ### Continuous Integration (CI)
 
-- [ ] Integrate fpm tests.
+- [x] Integrate fpm tests.
 - [x] Integrate FORD documentation.
 
 ### Building System

example/README.md

@@ -9,3 +9,4 @@ They can be launched with the command `fpm run --example name_of_the_example` (w
 * `extract.f90` demonstrates how to create a specific colormap by extracting a specified number of colors of a colormap.
 * `info.f90` demonstrates how to obtain information about a colormap using the `Colormaps_info` class.
 * `modify.f90` demonstrates how you can modify a colormap with methods like shift(), in concrete cases.
+* `colormaps_list.f90` is creating the `colormaps_list/COLORMAPS_LIST_*.md` files using the `Colormaps_info` class.

logo/README.md

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-Proposal for forcolormap logo: The logo is inspired by a marble. Two color options are presented for the Crameri Roma color map: 8 levels and 12 levels.
+The logo is inspired by a marble. Two color options are presented for the Crameri Roma color map: 8 levels and 12 levels.
 
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