--- In [email protected], "quantiworks" <quanticwo...@...>
wrote:
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> --- In [email protected], "brucexs" <bswitzer@>
> wrote:
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> > 0x313131
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> bruce it still doesn't work.
> If
> R156
> G74
> B0
>
> dll.call("SetSysColors|uint uint* uint*",1,1,0x156740)
>
> How are RGB values differentiated? I mean 156740 could be
> R15
> G67
> B40
>
> explaining the different colors I'm getting...
> I've tried with hex values and the results are the same.
>
> dll.call("SetSysColors|uint uint* uint*",1,1,0xbf00) "red"
>
> changes desktop color to "bright green"
>
> I'm I doing it wrong?
Red is in the lowest byte. Green in the middle. Blue shifted 16
bits. The standard windows macro is
#define RGB(r, g ,b) ((DWORD) (((BYTE) (r) | \
((WORD) (g) << 8)) | \
(((DWORD) (BYTE) (b)) << 16)))
So for powerpro that could be
rgb = r + (g<<8) + (b<<16)
Or you use (
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