A cell's color scheme when selected.
Usage
Set_Property(OLECtrlEntID, "OLE.CellSelColors[field; record]", Array)
Values
Array has the following structure:
| Pos | Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| <1> | Selected Cell Foreground Color | Color | Color of the cell's text when it is selected | None |
| <2> | Selected Cell Background Color | Color Fill | The cell's background when it is selected | None |
| <3> | Selected Record Foreground Color | Color | Color of the cell's text when it's record is selected | None |
| <4> | Selected Record Background Color | Color Fill | The cell's background when it's record is selected | None |
| <5> | Selected Column Foreground Color | Color | Color of the cell's text when it's column is selected | None |
| <6> | Selected Column Background Color | Color Fill | The cell's background when it's column is selected | None |
Indices
| Index | Description |
|---|---|
| field | Index to an existing field |
| record | Index to an existing record |
Remarks
The CellSelColors property allows you to customize the color of individual cells based on their selection state.
Selected Cell
The first two fields specify the text color and background used to render the cell when it is the selected cell. When set to "None", the colors specified in the SelectionStyle property are used.
Selected Record
The next two fields specify the text color and background used to render the cell when it's record is selected. The record is considered selected when any cell within it is the selected cell. When set to "None", the colors specified in the SelectionStyle property are used.
Selected Column
The last two fields specify the text color and background used to render the cell when it's column is selected. The column is considered selected when any cell within it is the selected cell. When set to "None", the colors specified in the SelectionStyle property are used.
Example
// Color code related cells Ctrl = @Window:".OLE_EDITTABLE" CellColors = "" // Fields 1-4 (Red) CellColors<2> = "Gradient(Red L=85, Red L=80, 6)" CellColors<4> = "Gradient(Red L=95, Red L=90, 6)" Set_Property(Ctrl, "OLE.CellSelColors[1-4;All]", CellColors) // Field 5 (Orange) CellColors<2> = "Gradient(Orange L=85, Orange L=75, 6)" CellColors<4> = "Gradient(Orange L=95, Orange L=85, 6)" Set_Property(Ctrl, "OLE.CellSelColors[5;All]", CellColors) // Fields 6 & 7 (Yellow) CellColors<2> = "Gradient(Yellow L=80, Yellow L=70, 6)" CellColors<4> = "Gradient(Yellow L=90, Yellow L=80, 6)" Set_Property(Ctrl, "OLE.CellSelColors[6-7;All]", CellColors) // Fields 8 & 9 (Green) CellColors<2> = "Gradient(Lime L=85, Lime L=80, 6)" CellColors<4> = "Gradient(Lime L=95, Lime L=90, 6)" Set_Property(Ctrl, "OLE.CellSelColors[8-9;All]", CellColors) // Fields 10-14 (Blue) CellColors<2> = "Gradient(Blue L=85, Blue L=80, 6)" CellColors<4> = "Gradient(Blue L=95, Blue L=90, 6)" Set_Property(Ctrl, "OLE.CellSelColors[10-14;All]", CellColors) // Fields 15-16 (Purple) CellColors<2> = "Gradient(Purple L=85, Purple L=80, 6)" CellColors<4> = "Gradient(Purple L=95, Purple L=90, 6)" Set_Property(Ctrl, "OLE.CellSelColors[15-16;All]", CellColors)
