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colour of text-list/picked

 [1/5] from: hallvard:ystad:helpinhand at: 12-Feb-2002 20:58


Hi everyone I'm too tired to probe through my text-list object or the documentation available here and there. Can anyone tell me the path to the colour of the highlighting of picked elements in a text-list, please? Thanks in advance, ~H

 [2/5] from: rotenca:telvia:it at: 13-Feb-2002 0:48


Hi, Hallvard,
>I'm too tired to probe through my text-list object or the documentation
available here and there. Can anyone tell me the path to the colour of the highlighting of picked elements in a text-list, please? It is hard-wired in the init field of the styles. It is not simple to change it for many reasons (binding). Here it is an example: high-col: 163.223.220 ly: layout [tl: text-list data ["a" "b"][]] tl/iter/feel: make tl/iter/feel [ redraw: func[f a i] bind [ f/color: either find picked f/text [high-col] [slf/color] ] in tl 'self ] view ly Now you can also change the high-col var to change the color. You could also change the init field of the style. But it is more complex. --- Ciao Romano P.S. If you don't know it, try AnaMonitor to look in the vid objects.

 [3/5] from: philb:upnaway at: 13-Feb-2002 17:23


Hi Romano, This is nice .... I dont that yellow color ... I suppose it is consitent with the focus color in fields & areas but it doesnt look great next to white lines in a text-list. Cheers Phil === Original Message === Hi, Hallvard,
>I'm too tired to probe through my text-list object or the documentation
available here and there. Can anyone tell me the path to the colour of the highlighting of picked elements in a text-list, please? It is hard-wired in the init field of the styles. It is not simple to change it for many reasons (binding). Here it is an example: high-col: 163.223.220 ly: layout [tl: text-list data ["a" "b"][]] tl/iter/feel: make tl/iter/feel [ redraw: func[f a i] bind [ f/color: either find picked f/text [high-col] [slf/color] ] in tl 'self ] view ly Now you can also change the high-col var to change the color. You could also change the init field of the style. But it is more complex. --- Ciao Romano P.S. If you don't know it, try AnaMonitor to look in the vid objects.

 [4/5] from: hallvard:ystad:helpinhand at: 13-Feb-2002 12:28


Dixit Romano Paolo Tenca (00.48 13.02.2002):
>Hi, Hallvard, >It is hard-wired in the init field of the styles. It is not simple to change
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>] >view ly
Thanks. I will be changing the highlight colour several times in several text-lists, so re-implementing the 'feel for each change seems a bit... unneccessary. But it'll do for now.
>P.S. If you don't know it, try AnaMonitor to look in the vid objects.
Oh, I do know it. I use it a lot. ~H

 [5/5] from: rotenca::telvia::it at: 13-Feb-2002 16:54


Hi Hallvard,
>Thanks. I will be changing the highlight colour several times in several
text-lists, so re-implementing the 'feel for each change seems a bit... unneccessary. But it'll do for now. For a more general change, try this patch: context [ high-col: 130.130.130 if svv/vid-styles/text-list/init/75/4/6/1 = 240.240.50 [change svv/vid-styles/text-list/init/75/4/6 'high-col] ] the 'if is here for compatibility problems and future changes of the text-list style. In svv/vid-colors there are some colors used by Vid. You could use one of them. To make the color value relative to the single text-list you could define the high-col in the text-list object: view layout [ tl1: text-list data ["a" "b"] ;use the default value tl2: text-list data ["c" "d"] with [high-col: 0.200.0] ] 'high-col will be automagically bound to the text-list object by Layout. --- Ciao Romano
>P.S. If you don't know it, try AnaMonitor to look in the vid objects.
Oh, I do know it. I use it a lot. ~H

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