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SetColorStyle Color Command
SETCOLORSTYLE Color Commands
Sets the color style tag for the selected object(s) or text, as specified. If no objects or text is selected, it sets the color style for future objects or text.
setcolorstyle
color/s The color style to set.
ALL Sets the fill and stroke. Default.
FILL Sets the fill only.
STROKENUMBER/i Sets a stroke only. See notes.
COLORNUMBER Sets a gradient's TO color.
what/k Specifies what to set.
Options: OBJECT The object. Default.
TEXT The text.
SHADOW The text shadow.
REVERSE The text reverse.
UNDERLINE The text underline.
OUTLINE The text outline.
DOCUMENT/s The document name. Default=current.
WINDOW/s The window name. Default=current.
OBJECTID/i The number of the object to
manipulate. Default=current.
STYLETAG/s --unknown--
Notes:
STROKENUMBER: Strokes are numbered from 0. This is different than the program interface which numbers them from 1.
COLORNUMBER: If Basic fills are used, or if you are setting stroke color, the color number is always 0 and does not need to be specified. This is used for gradient, radial and shape fills. Color number 0 is the From color and 1 is the To color. This format is used to allow future expansion. Default=0.
Examples:
setcolorstyle 'NeonPink' setcolorstyle 'Orange' all text setcolorstyle 'Red' strokenumber 2 setcolorstyle 'Blue' colornumber 1 object
SetColorStyle Command Definition url:PGScmd/setcolorstyle
created:2006-03-31 10:52:54 last updated:2006-03-31 10:52:54
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| Tim Doty wrote... | 2006-04-25 04:57:48 |
From my notes: This command has no effect* when called unless it is sandwiched between BeginStyleTag() and EndStyleTag(). *actually it does, but only after the document has been saved and reopened. Examples # no error, but the command has no effect print SetColorStyle('Red','Text','StyleTag','MyNewStyle') {'.error': 1, '.result': 0} # BeginStyleTag() SetColorStyle("Brown","ColorNumber",0,"Fill","Text") EndStyleTag() | |
| Dan Kilroy wrote... | 2006-05-03 15:55:37 |
Script command submitted from PageStream internal documentation. Needs to be checked and merged with the command documentation above. Gets the {...} . SetColorStyle (tagname [ALL | FILL | STROKENUMBER n] [COLORNUMBER n] [OBJECT | TEXT | SHADOW | OUTLINE | REVERSE | UNDERLINE | PGS40: RULEABOVE | RULEBELOW] PGS41: CELLFILL|CELLTOP|CELLBOTTOM|CELLLEFT|CELLRIGHT PGS50: DROPCAP|BULLET|NUMBERED [DOCUMENT document | WINDOW document-window | ID id | STYLETAG document:...-tagname])
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