SetGadgetColor()

[dobro]

currently the syntax is:

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SetGadgetColor(#listview_signet, #PB_Gadget_BackColor, coul_fond)
SetGadgetColor(#listview_signet, #PB_Gadget_FrontColor, coul_commentaire)

in the future a syntax like this, will be a good thing

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SetGadgetColor(#gadget, $BackColor, $FrontColor)

one instruction

Using #pb_ignore

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SetGadgetColor(#gadget,#pb_ignore, $FrontColor)

and of course ... support more gadget

[Bisonte]

You missed something....

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SetGadgetColor(Gadget, BackColor, FrontColor, LineColor, TitleFrontColor, TitleBackColor, GrayTextColor)

Are you sure that you want this ?

[ozzie]

We're all entitled to do things our favorite way, but here's my 2 cents worth:

When I first came to PB from VB6, I was concerned about this as well and so wrote this simple macro:

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Macro SetGadgetColors(GadgetNo, pFrontColor, pBackColor)
  SetGadgetColor(GadgetNo, #PB_Gadget_FrontColor, pFrontColor)
  SetGadgetColor(GadgetNo, #PB_Gadget_BackColor, pBackColor)
EndMacro

However, I subsequently found this was actually a bit of a pain as I didn't always want to set both colors, so I don't use the macro anymore. It's just remaining in my program to satisfy my early use of it. I now always use SetGadgetColor().

[dobro]

You missed something....

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SetGadgetColor(Gadget, BackColor, FrontColor, LineColor, TitleFrontColor, TitleBackColor, GrayTextColor)

Are you sure that you want this ?

I asked this?

However, I subsequently found this was actually a bit of a pain as I didn't always want to set both colors, so I don't use the macro anymore. It's just remaining in my program to satisfy my early use of it. I now always use SetGadgetColor().

This is why I advocate the use of #pb_ignore

[Bisonte]

You missed something....

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SetGadgetColor(Gadget, BackColor, FrontColor, LineColor, TitleFrontColor, TitleBackColor, GrayTextColor)

Are you sure that you want this ?

I asked this?

Yes...
If you have SetGadgetColor(Gadget, BackColor, FrontColor) ... how I set the other colortypes ?

[dobro]

Yes...
If you have SetGadgetColor(Gadget, BackColor, FrontColor) ... how I set the other colortypes ?

how are you doing now?
I talk about SetGadgetColor () function
now, do not use this feature for you to color the lines that I know!

in french :

actuellement tu fais comment ?
je parle de la fonction SetGadgetColor()
actuellement, tu ne te sert pas de cette fonction pour colorer les lignes, que je sache !

[Bisonte]

I also talk about it...

for example : SetGadgetColor(MyListIconGadget, #PB_Gadget_LineColor, Color)

Look here : http://www.purebasic.com/documentation/ ... color.html

[dobro]

oh yes, I had not seen the new arguments