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bigbut600
Wed Nov 26, 2008 8:32 pm

Colour &amp; Grahpics - HELP (Graphics, Colour, Fonts...)
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Hey guys, I was wondering if there's a way to colour certain lines in a program. Currently, I have all my text in green, but in some cases, I'd like to make

 a specific line in my program a certain color. If this is possible, can someone show me?

Also, I'd like to know if I can change the size of letters, and also change their font. If so, please explain to me with steps it that's not too much trouble...


Thanks guys,

bigbut600


BTW- I'm currently working on a project now and I might ask a couple of questions on the forum, SRY!

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DemonWasp
Wed Nov 26, 2008 10:21 pm

RE:Colour &amp; Grahpics - HELP (Graphics, Colour, Fonts...)
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First off, we like questions here. Questions are how we learn and share knowledge, so don't be afraid to ask. We do prefer well-worded, clear questions though.

Second, I need to clarify what you want:
If you want to colour certain lines of output in a Turing run window (not a file), that's relatively easy, just look for colour in the Turing help menus.

If you want to colour the text in your code, then go look for the settings in Turing (specifically something like "colour coding" or "syntax highlighting"); you should be able to modify it there. Bold or font-changes on specific sections of code are unlikely to be possible, sorry.

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andrew.
Thu Nov 27, 2008 4:54 pm

RE:Colour &amp; Grahpics - HELP (Graphics, Colour, Fonts...)
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If you want to change the colour of text in your program, just put: color (white) % or whatever colour you want

You cannot change the font or bold though. If you want to do that, press F10 in Turing and look up Font.
