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[REBOL] Re: How to change an existing button's colour

From: petr:krenzelok:seznam:cz at: 30-Jan-2008 17:33

Bob Warren napsal(a):
> Hi All, > > Perhaps somebody would be kind enough to help out a Rebol noob who is > completely lost. > > Using RebGUI, I have found out how to change an existing button's colour > as follows: > > ------------------------------ > Rebol[] > > unless value? 'ctx-rebgui [do-thru http://www.dobeash.com/RebGUI/rebgui.r] > > display "RebGUI Example" [ > text"Click on the WORLD button" > mybut: button "Hello" red > button "World" on-click [mybut/color: blue show mybut] > ] > > do-events > > ------------------------------ > > I want to do something similar in normal Rebol code, but nothing I try > seems to work. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks. >
Eh, long time I did not do that in VID, but you could try following. Generally in VID, you can specify your color inline b: btn red green "OK" font-color blue ; beware, this does not work for 'button style You can study your style using "probe get-style 'button". You can see, there is face/color, face/colors, face/effect, face/effects. As you can see, old button is colored using following code (I might be wrong) if not any [effect effects] [ either color [ effects: reduce [ reduce ['gradient 0x1 color + 32 color - 32] either all [block? colors colors/2] [ reduce ['gradient 0x-1 colors/2 + 32 color/2 - 32] ] [ reduce ['gradient 0x-1 color + 32 color - 32] ] ] ] [ effects: [ [gradient 0x1 66.120.192 44.80.132] [gradient 0x-1 66.120.192 44.80.132] ] ] ] view layout [b: button "OK" [probe reduce [b/color b/colors b/effect b/effects]]] or ->> view layout [b: btn red green "OK" font-color yellow [probe reduce [b/color b/colors b/effect b/effects]]] [none [255.0.0 0.255.0] [colorize 0.255.0 128 extend 14] none] Now you can experiment with slots. As it is normal series, you might succesfully replace elements, e.g.: Maybe VID gurus step-in and they will be able to help you some more ... cheers, -pekr-