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April 26, 2011
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JLink - setting text color to standard system color

  • April 26, 2011
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I am trying to create a jlink application to modify all text on a specific layer to the "Highlight - primary" (StdColor COLOR_HIGHLIGHT) system color. So far, I have only been able to set the text color to the same ColorRGB values as COLOR_HIGHLIGHT. The problem with this is that ProE sees it as a "user defined" color and therefore it does not print according to the pen table. Is there a way to set the text color to StdColor COLOR_HIGHLIGHT? I'm using Wildfire 5.0 M080. My code is attached below.



Thanks,


Mary Mitchell

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Eike_Hauptmann15-Moonstone
15-Moonstone
April 27, 2011

Hi Mary,


you can get the stdColor from com.ptc.pfc.pfcBase.stdColor.COLOR_HIGHLIGHT. I don't check if u can cast StdColor to RGB Color or not. If u can't I think theres no way directly in J-Link to get it except a Mapkey / Trailfile.


I know that in Toolkit you can get both direct to ProTextStyleColorSet() or the other color set functions. So it's possible that the J-Link command do it the same way.


typedef struct pro_color
{
 ProColorMethod method;
 union {
	ProColortype type;
	ProColormap map;
 } value;
} ProColor;

Other way around you can use a .dll File from your J-Link application to get the Toolkit command inside your J-Link program.

Best regards,
Eike
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