+2According to the documentation the phrase background-rgb applies also to grids.
So I tried to modify a row but the compiler (v10.0) does not like it:
modify my-grid y = 5
row-color background-rgb x#eec300.
Am I doing it wrong or does it simply not work ?
According to the documentation the phrase background-rgb applies also to grids.
So I tried to modify a row but the compiler (v10.0) does not like it:
modify my-grid y = 5
row-color background-rgb x#eec300.
Am I doing it wrong or does it simply not work ?
+2According to the documentation the phrase background-rgb applies also to grids.
So I tried to modify a row but the compiler (v10.0) does not like it:
modify my-grid y = 5
row-color background-rgb x#eec300.
Am I doing it wrong or does it simply not work ?
Hello shjerpe,
the good news is: now the compiler accepts my code - thanks.
But the result is still not what I've expected.
modify my-grid y = 5
row-color 1 background-rgb x#eec300
does not change the color of my row.
Is there a sample program or a documentation for this phrase or has anybody worked with background-rgb ?
According to the documentation the phrase background-rgb applies also to grids.
So I tried to modify a row but the compiler (v10.0) does not like it:
modify my-grid y = 5
row-color background-rgb x#eec300.
Am I doing it wrong or does it simply not work ?
color 1 is a foreground color - I bet if you type into a cell on row 5 you'll see a different color(than black) for letters and numbers.
I tried this modify Screen1-Gd-1 y=3 row-color 255
BACKGROUND-RGB x#eec300
the 3rd row is a brownish and the rest of the grid is blue (except for headings - they have their own color and property).
I hope this helps
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