GUI.SetColor | Part of GUI module |
Syntax | GUI.SetColor (widgetID : int, clrNumber : int) |
Description | The GUI.SetColor procedure is used buttons to change the
color of a button. The color is specified by the clrNumber
parameter. The edges of the button are a darker version of the
color specified by clrNumber, so in general you should use
brighter colors for buttons.
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Example | This program displays three buttons with different colors.
import GUI procedure DoNothing end DoNothing var b1 := GUI.CreateButton (100, 100, 0, "Push Me", DoNothing) GUI.SetColor (b1, brightred) var b2 := GUI.CreateButton (100, 140, 0, "Push Me", DoNothing) GUI.SetColor (b2, brightgreen) var b3 := GUI.CreateButton (100, 180, 0, "Push Me", DoNothing) GUI.SetColor (b3, brightblue) loop exit when GUI.ProcessEvent end loop
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Status | Exported qualified. This means that you can only call the function by calling GUI.SetColor, not by calling SetColor.
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