SVGPlot colors

There are named attributes for different plot types that require a color. There are several ways to pass a color to them:

• Typed named colors. There are a set of SVG colors that are defined as typed variables, that correspond to SVG named colors: svg::cyan, svg::pink, svg::red, svg::black, svg::gray, svg::yellow, svg::white, svg::green, svg::blue, svg::magenta, svg::purple and svg::lime.
• String named colors. The same colors as above, but from a string without the svg:: prefix (e.g. "green").
• RGB colors. RGB tuple (between 0 and 255) represented either as a SVG typed color svg::rgb(128,128,128) (with values that go between 0 and 255 as SVG tuples do) or as a string with parenthesis "(0.5,0.5,0.5)" (as matplotlib, with values between 0 and 1).
• HSV colors. HSV tuple, where H (hue) is in degrees between 0 and 359, and S (saturation) and V (value) are between 0 and 1. This is only possible as a typed color, such as svg::hsv(160,1,1), and not as a string.
• Hexadecimal HTML-like colors. String that represent a color in hexadecimal representation, such as "#afcaae".
• Abbreviated color strings. There are also (string) abreviations for most used colors: "r" for red, "g" for green, "b" for blue, "c" for cyan, "m" for magenta, "y" for yellow, "k" for black and "w" for white.