xBrowse how to use BACKGROUND and cellcolors

[ukoenig]

It seems :bClrStd doesn't work using xbrowse BACKGROUND



I added a abrush to a original from the sample-folder

@ 20,20 XBROWSE oBrw SIZE -20,-20 PIXEL OF oDlg ;
DATASOURCE aData ;
COLUMNS 2,3,4,5,6, 7 ;
HEADERS "DATE", "DETAILS", "QUANTITY", "RATE", "AMOUNT", Transform( nOpgBal, NumPict( 10, 2 ) ) ;
PICTURES nil, nil, "9999.999", "$ 999.99", '$ ' + NumPict( 7, 2 ), '$ ' + NumPict( 7, 2 ) ;
CELL FOOTERS NOBORDER STYLE FLAT ;
BACKGROUND "..\bitmaps\backgrnd\Marble.bmp"



regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

any solution

I tested a solution to define a background color
that works with a defined column :bClrStd

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// oSystem:Color = DBF-field for 9 defined colors
// building the cell-gradient
oBrw:aCols[ 2 ]:bClrStd := {|| { , { { .5, oSystem:Color, nRGB( 255, 255, 255 ) }, ;
       { .5, nRGB( 255, 255, 255 ), oSystem:Color } } } }

WITH OBJECT oBrw
     :bClrStd := { || { , nRGB( 120, 187, 221 ) } } // light blue background
END

or :

REDEFINE XBROWSE oBrw1 ID 110 of oDlg1  ;
DATASOURCE oSystem ;
...
... ;
COLOR 0, 16639174

 

but I couldn't define a gradient, brush or image background.



regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

No solution for the problem

Needed :
a combination of xbrowse background-brush and using column :bclrstd

( photo-assembly from colored background)



regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

In the meantime I'm using a solution testing 3 different styles
and working on a defined xbrowse background.

1. Full cell-color + defined 2. color-area
2. cell-color-area on xbrowse-brush
3. full cellsize-color

defined vertical textposition
images are centered and resized keeping the aspect ratio



regards
Uwe

[Adolfo]

Uwe.

A question, how did you do to put different backgrounds colors on a column, I can do it with only 2 options, I see you use a variety of them.

Any idea, sample will be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

From Chile
Adolfo

[ukoenig]

Adolfo,

how did you do to put different backgrounds colors on a column,
I can do it with only 2 options, I see you use a variety of them.

shows how to define cell-colors for different age-groups

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// defined colum for ( oBrw:cAlias )->AGE
oBrw:aCols[ 4 ]:bClrStd := {|| PAINT_CELL(oBrw) }

// ---------

STATIC FUNCTION PAINT_CELL(oBrw)
LOCAL aColors := { CLR_BLACK, CLR_WHITE } // basic color

IF ( oBrw:cAlias )->AGE < 30
    aColors := { CLR_BLACK, CLR_HRED }
ELSEIF ( oBrw:cAlias )->AGE >= 30 .and. ( oBrw:cAlias )->AGE < 50
        aColors := { CLR_BLACK, CLR_YELLOW }
ELSEIF ( oBrw:cAlias )->AGE >= 50 .and. ( oBrw:cAlias )->AGE < 60
        aColors := { CLR_WHITE, CLR_HBLUE }
ELSEIF ( oBrw:cAlias )->AGE >= 60  
        aColors := { CLR_BLACK, CLR_HGREEN }
ENDIF

RETURN aColors

 

regards
Uwe

[Adolfo]

Thanks UWE, simple, I didn`t figure it out.

Thanks again.

Grettings

From Chile
Adolfo