Cstrike
2010-12-04 16:08:02
What colors work for the SMART debug?
I know clRed, clYellow, clWhite, clGreen, clBlue works…etc, but clBlack doesnt. Maybe it's not a TColor.
What colors can smart handle? Any lists anywhere?
TomTuff
2010-12-04 16:20:18
you can probably use the color picker to pick a color and put in that integer since it's a TVariant, if i'm not mistaken?
Shuttleu
2010-12-04 16:31:27
you should be able to use any color, if you want black, you can use 0
~shut
Cstrike
2010-12-04 16:58:54
Oh wow didn't know TColor could use the color integers, thought it had to be cl(Color).
TY guys!
Thread solved
Nava2
2010-12-04 17:59:54
Uhm, you also probably have black set as the transparent colour as it typically is. Try using 0,0,1 or something similar.
n3ss3s
2010-12-04 18:56:21
You can also fool around with RGBToColor.
BenLand100
2010-12-05 05:44:09
Well essentially it uses normal RGB hex encoded integers. (which is what the "color ints" everyone used to use and still use for many things are)
Bad Boy JH
2010-12-05 08:13:40
as I understood it, cl(colour) is bascially a constant.
Gu3st...
2010-12-05 08:16:47
Bad Boy JH is correct. cl(color) is an integer, clRed = 255, clWhite = 1667215 (or whatever white is) clBlack = 0