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Latest revision as of 08:52, 13 March 2015
Purpose
Change the color of a predefined display area
Syntax
SET COLOR OF <display area> TO [<color>]
SET COLOR OF SCHEME <expN> TO [<color> | SCHEME <expN>]
SET COLOR SET TO [<expN>]
See Also
@...FILL, @...GET, @...SAY, @...TO, CLEAR, ISCOLOR(), RESTORE COLOR, SAVE COLOR, SET COLOR, SET DISPLAY, SETCOLOR()
Description
The SET COLOR OF <display area> TO <color> command controls predefined screen area groupings so that you can change color attributes of individual screen areas independent of one another. The following display areas are predefined.
| Display Area | Description |
|---|---|
| ALERT | All error message alert boxes |
| BOX | All boxes |
| BROWSE | BROWSE work surface |
| BROWSEFRAME | BROWSE frames |
| DIALOG | Dialog boxes |
| DIALOG FRAME | Frames around dialog boxes |
| FIELDS | Normal display area like <standard> |
| GETFOCUS | Current get field |
| HELP | Message line |
| HIGHLIGHT | Highlighted menu options |
| INFORMATION | Status bar, clock, etc |
| MENUS | Pulldown, pop-up menus |
| MESSAGES | System message bar |
| NORMAL | Normal screen output |
| SHADOWS | Bottom and right edge of dialog boxes |
| TITLES | Dialog box titles, DBEDIT() column titles, etc. |
The SET COLOR OF SCHEME and SET COLOR SET commands have been added for syntax compatibility with FoxPro.
Example
// set menus to white set color of menu to W // use memory variables foreground = "N" background = "GR" set color to (foreground + "/" + background)
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