The color thing..

[icexblood]

Whats the code to see every color in the program again?.. its like a slide show with the delay with every color it shows :S

[jinjin]

I think you might be referring to this:

code:

colour (0) for bc:1..255 colourback(bc) put bc end for

[A.J]

Turing:

colour (0) for bc : 1 .. 255     colourback (bc)     put bc     delay (500) end for

he wanted delay...

[icexblood]

thxx

[Tony]

I prefer something along the lines of

Turing:

for x : 1 .. 255     Draw.Line(x,0,x,maxy,x) end for

So that you can see all the colours at the same time.

[Dan]

You can also mix your own colors with the RGB moduel.

[Sean]

Turing:

colour (0) for c:1..255     colourback(c)     put " ",c," ".. end for

Shows every colour, with every box, on one screen, requiring no delays.

[Tony]

what I like about drawing it line by line (though this will probably show up in blocks as well), is that you'll notice there's a really nice black-to-white gradient in one of the sections. It's quite good for animations and effects, without having to figure out RGB. module.

[Zren]

Modded the Scollbar GUI to make a colour contraption for the hell of it.

code:

import GUI View.Set ("graphics:180;400,nobuttonbar") var scrollBar : int procedure ScrollBarMoved (value : int)     for i : 0 .. 20         locate (3 + i, 8)         colorback (white)         put 235 - value + i : 3         locate (3 + i, 12)         colorback (235 - value + i)         put ""     end for end ScrollBarMoved scrollBar := GUI.CreateVerticalScrollBar (10, 10, 380,     0, 235, 235, ScrollBarMoved) loop     exit when GUI.ProcessEvent end loop

[riveryu]

Zren, you could just set the y value of the screen very large and have the same effect as the scrollbar...
Good work anyways