BoxColor

Sets the background color for use with a WinBatch object.

Syntax:

BoxColor(box ID, color, wash color)

Parameters:

(i) box ID the ID number of the desired WinBatch box.

(s) normal color the background color, a string in the form: "red, green, blue".

(i) wash color color used to create a background gradient effect.

Returns:

(i) @TRUE on success; @FALSE on failure.

Sets the background color for use with a WinBatch object, either a rectangle, a circle, or a line.

If a gradient effect is not desired, specify "0" for "wash color". If "wash color" is "0", or if a 16-color video driver is installed, then " normal color" will be used. Default is white, no wash.

Normal Color

BLACK="0,0,0"

WHITE="255,255,255"

RED="255,0,0"

GREEN="0,255,0"

DKGRAY="128,128,128"

GRAY="192,192,192"

DKRED="128,0,0"

DKGREEN="0,128,0"

BLUE="0,0,255"

PURPLE="255,0,255"

YELLOW="255,255,0"

CYAN="0,255,255"

DKBLUE="0,0,128"

DKPURPLE="128,0,128"

DKYELLOW="128,128,0"

DKCYAN="0,128,128"

Wash color

0 No Wash

1 Red

2 Green

3 Yellow

4 Blue

5 Magenta

6 Cyan

7 White

Example:


; sample code for various wash colors
BoxesUp("0,0,1000,1000", @ZOOMED)
For i=1 To 7
   BoxColor(1,"255,0,0",i) ;sets the background color
   BoxDrawRect(1,"0,0,1000,1000",2) ;object which will use the color
   Message("Wash Code",i)
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