[Q] smali color coding???????

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I've searched and searched and can't find my answer, so if this has already been discussed, I appoligize. I'm trying to edit colors in various smali files and am trying to understand the breakdown of the color coding. ie const/high16 v6, -0x100. I've seen that some of you are simply taking out the high16 and then entering a standard hex color code. Could someone just explain what the different portions of that code stand for? If I sound like a NOOB, it's because I am. Please have mercy on my soul

anyone?????????? I don't need tons of details, just a little understanding.

Thanks

If still need
const/high16 v6, -0x100 = const v6, -0x1000000 = FF000000
const/high16 v6, -0x1 = const v6, -0x10000 = FFFF0000
const v6, -0x100 = FFFFFF00
const v6, -0x1 = FFFFFFFF


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Originally Posted by -= sk0t =-

If still need
const/high16 v6, -0x100 = const v6, -0x1000000 = FF000000
const/high16 v6, -0x1 = const v6, -0x10000 = FFFF0000
const v6, -0x100 = FFFFFF00
const v6, -0x1 = FFFFFFFF


http://www.mediafire.com/?xyl88qzm6m7652r

Hands down the most useful thing I have seen in a while!!!!

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Originally Posted by -= sk0t =-

If still need
const/high16 v6, -0x100 = const v6, -0x1000000 = FF000000
const/high16 v6, -0x1 = const v6, -0x10000 = FFFF0000
const v6, -0x100 = FFFFFF00
const v6, -0x1 = FFFFFFFF


http://www.mediafire.com/?xyl88qzm6m7652r

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Originally Posted by -= sk0t =-

If still need
const/high16 v6, -0x100 = const v6, -0x1000000 = FF000000
const/high16 v6, -0x1 = const v6, -0x10000 = FFFF0000
const v6, -0x100 = FFFFFF00
const v6, -0x1 = FFFFFFFF


http://www.mediafire.com/?xyl88qzm6m7652r

very handy tool thank you for this

How do you know whether to use const/high16 or const?

Most useful smali color coding tool out there that I have found... Anyone find better please let us know... Id like to have one that helps with the variables as well that would be nice...