function gray=GrayIndex(w,r)
% color=GrayIndex(windowPtrOrScreenNumber,[reflectance])
% Returns the CLUT index to produce the specified gray, on a scale of
% 0 (black) to 1 (white) at the current screen depth, assuming a
% standard color lookup table for that depth. E.g.
%      gray=GrayIndex(w,0.3);
%      Screen(w,'FillRect',gray);
% 
% See BlackIndex, WhiteIndex.
%
% No compensation is made for the screen's gamma function. This is
% just a handy way of picking a few grays for simple text and graphics.
% This isn't appropriate for images that need correction for the screen
% gamma.
% 
% When the screen is in 1 to 8 bit mode, the Macintosh OS always makes the
% first clut element white and the last black. In 16 or 32 bit mode the
% clut goes from black to white. These CLUT conventions can be overridden
% by Screen 'SetClut', which makes a direct call to the video driver,
% bypassing the Mac OS, allowing you to impose any CLUT whatsoever.

% HISTORY
%
% mm/dd/yy
%
% 10/3/99	dgp     Wrote it.

if nargin<1 || nargin>2
	error('Usage: color=GrayIndex(windowPtrOrScreenNumber,[reflectance])');
end
if nargin<2
	r=0.5;
end
gray=(1-r)*BlackIndex(w)+r*WhiteIndex(w);