GIMP Version: 2.8.14
Operating System: Windows
GIMP Experience: Beginner Level

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Sorry for putting here a question that can appear very silly to scheme experts, but I'm in trouble.
For the first time I want to set FG and BG colors in a .scm script
a) NOT using constants (gimp-context-set-foreground '(22 33 44))
b) NOT using an input color parameter (gimp-context-set-foreground InColor)
c) NOT using a variable which has been previously defined with constants (gimp-context-set-foreground FgColor), where FgColor has been previously defined like (FgColor '(0 0 0)))
d) BUT using three values calculated based on certain requirements from the script itself

in details:
1) I have created three values according to certain requirements, let's call them as: RedL, GreenL, BlueL
2) after the calculation I debugged the script up to that point
(gimp-message (number->string RedL)) etc.
and saw the correct values diplayed on the error console
3) but it looks to me impossible to set foreground using something like (gimp-context-set-foreground '(RedL GreenL BlueL)) or previously assigning the complete string to a variable (set! L-col '(RedL GreenL BlueL)) and using (gimp-context-set-foreground L-col)

hence: which is the correct statement to set the color using the 3 variables?

Thanks a lot in advance

perfect!!!
thanks a lot, Saulgoode

I didn't try it before because -in my ignorance- I tought that '(a b c) was equivalent to (list a b c), but it's evidently not! many many thanks from an almost "desperate" scripter-student