Re: Weird colors

Hi Fer,

I took a look at the source code.
It looks in getColorAttr/getCOLORREF that the attribute colors are kept as three bytes as in one of the next lines:
#	sysnr	\0
Reg	Green	Blue

When the first byte is a # then the color is expected to be a system color else a RGB color.
But 35 is the value for # so the RGB value 35 27 229 looks like "#" 27 229 and is misinterpreted as a system color.
As for now don't use 35 but 34 or 36 :)

Regards,
Fred.



--- In [email protected], "Fer" <fmstoopman@...> wrote:
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> > I did not test anything (a little busy...) but did you try something with deeptrans of or var notrans?
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> Hi Fred,
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> When translation is set off the rgb value is read as
> the variable's name which is no color value. So that
> doesn't work. Besides that, I used the same method to
> draw rectangles on an image and those show up correct.
> I also tried to set the attr color directly to rgb 
> values without using variables. No luck.
> Thanks anyway for your feedback.
> However I'm curious if the wrong colors also show up
> on your PC or anyone else's PC specially if it's XP.
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> Fer
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