LSL Related JavaScript Question

Anyone have a simple JavaScript function that would take a hex color value and convert it to an LSL vector?

Well, here's what it might look like in LSL:

vector Col2Vect( string Color )
{
    return < (float)( "0x" + llGetSubString( Color, 0, 1 ) ) / 255., 
             (float)( "0x" + llGetSubString( Color, 2, 3 ) ) / 255., 
             (float)( "0x" + llGetSubString( Color, 4, 5 ) ) / 255. >; 
}

I don't know the Java equivalent of llGetSubString, or if it will directly cast a string beginning with "0x" to a numeric type of value equal to the string's hex value, as LSL does.

function Col2Vect( Color )
{
var red = Color.substring(0,2);
var green = Color.substring(2,4);
var blue = Color.substring(4,6);
    return "<" + parseInt("0x" + red) / 255.0 + ", "
             + parseInt("0x" + green) / 255.0 + ", "
             + parseInt("0x" + blue) / 255.0 + ">"; 
}

Something like that I expect. not tested it but the 'parseInt("0x" +' works for converting from Hexadecimal bytes to integers.

Thanks to both of you. This worked great! I never did have a talent for JavaScript