COLOR INTERPRETATION

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unixkd
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COLOR INTERPRETATION

#1 Post by unixkd »

Hi all

I use Fastreport for Xbase++ and would like to translate Xbase++/Codejock color code to the format example as stated in the documentation below:

The low three bytes represent RGB color intensities for blue, green, and red, respectively. The value $00FF0000 represents full-intensity, pure blue, $0000FF00 is pure green, and $000000FF is pure red. $00000000 is black and $00FFFFFF is white.. etc

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Re: COLOR INTERPRETATION

#2 Post by Auge_Ohr »

unixkd wrote:I use Fastreport for Xbase++ and would like to translate Xbase++/Codejock color code
try AutomationTranslateColor()
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Re: COLOR INTERPRETATION

#3 Post by Cliff Wiernik »

Is fastreport still supported. I seem to have heard that the developer has left us.

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Re: COLOR INTERPRETATION

#4 Post by unixkd »

AutomationTranslatecolor() does NOT work.

For now, Fastreport for Xbase++ not supported, Sergey Spirin died. But no doubt, Fastreport is an excellent report writer and it exits as an activex. It will be nice if what Sergey did on the Fastreport using DLL calls, can be translated to Activex implimentation.

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Re: COLOR INTERPRETATION

#5 Post by Auge_Ohr »

unixkd wrote:AutomationTranslatecolor() does NOT work.
so perhaphs GraGetRGBIntensity() ?
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