Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 5:01 pm Post subject: (No subject)
This would be much easier to use if you just went
code:
var answer: string (1)
put "What colour's shades would you like?"
Draw.Line (0, 384, 287, 384, black)
put ""
put " 1. Grayscale"
put " 2. Blue"
put " 3. Green"
put " 4. Yellow"
put " 5. Red"
put ""
put ""
getch (answer)
cls
if answer = "1" then
put "Shades of Gray"
put ""
%etc...
and you missed 12 in red
the_short1
Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 9:17 pm Post subject: (No subject)
yea... PB's way of using numbers is much better.... maybe error trap to tell the user that ur entry is invalid.... cuz it took me a while to figure out u wanted me to enter the NAME... IN lowercase... i was keep entering number... or 'Red' instead of red..
good idea though... and having it show all those shades of that color is handy... cuz normallly they are all over the place **on the list...
also...
if u search for TippleFive and Me... we have both done color indexers that display all 255 colors...