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    Converting Hex color to uint_16

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      scientiffic
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      I'm trying to use the fillScreen() method for the LCD, which expects a color in uint_16.

      I'm currently fetching the color as a a HEX via a GET request to a service, which is returning a String value such as "#ff0000"

      I need to convert the string value from the GET request into a uint_16 so that I can set the color.

      uint16_t color = (uint16_t) strtol(http.getString(), NULL, 16);

      Which gives me the error

      cannot convert 'String' to 'const char*' for argument '1' to 'long int strtol(const char*, char**, int)'
      

      Any recommended way to generate the uint_16 color from a HEX string?

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        m5stack @scientiffic
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        @scientiffic Hi, you could use this web tool to convert it

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          ajb2k3
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          Check out W3Schools as they have tables for the multiple colour systems and codes used on the web.

          FF0000 = 255.0.0

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