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Re: color of button [message #18471] Fri, 07 January 2000 00:00 Go to previous message
cjengo is currently offline  cjengo
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In article <38734608.1EE8EABA@va.aetc.com>,
bpuc@va.aetc.com wrote:
>
> As far as I know, if you are working on a system which uses X windows
> (unix) you can use the keyword resource_name when defining the
widget.
> The help file gives an example of changing the color of a button this
> way. I'm not sure if this will allow you to change the color once the
> button is pressed, however.
>
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> Bernard Puc AETC, INC.

> bpuc@va.aetc.com 1225 Jefferson Davis Highway #800
> (703) 413-0500 Arlington, VA 22202
>

Hope you guys don't mind, but I have a slightly different question
about implementing widget colors. I never knew this capability
existed, so I figured it would be great to use for some GUIs I wrote
that have lots and lots of drop-lists and cw-fields, but only a handful
of which the user needs to actively change or look at each time. I got
it to work fine for a simple test case with several buttons, but when I
apply it to my real code, I can only use major colors like red, green,
blue, etc (I'd like to use MistyRose, it's not so gaudy as the
others). Any ideas why?

Chris
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Earth Satellite Corp. - Rockville, MD
cjengo@earthsat.com


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