Thanks, that worked. But it leads to my next question, I am afraid.
When I define:
\definecolor [brightred][r=0.7, g=.1, b=.1]
then I can use this in \startcolor[brightred]...\stopcolor
according to \meaning brightred being \protected macro \switchtocolor
[brightred]
Now I am fond of symbolic names and therefore also defined:
\definecolor [FrameColor][brightred]
Thus being able to use FrameColor as \MPcolor{FrameColor} in MetaFun.
(\meaning says \MPcolor{FrameColor} is \scaledMPcolor 1Framecolor,
\FrameColor being undefined)
I thought to use \MPcolor{FrameColor} also in
\startcolor[\MPcolor{FrameColor}]...\stopcolor
or \startcolor[FrameColor]...\stopcolor
but neither of these worked, nor did
{\switchtocolor[FrameColor]...}\crlf
{\switchtocolor[\MPcolor{FrameColor}]...}\crlf
How can I use FrameColor here to? Without defining extra macros
around FrameColor, I hope.
On Jan 25, 2006, at 20:55, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> Hans van der Meer wrote:
>> I suspect there is no way of sneaking in these []'s inside the
>> command? That is the general solution.
>
> \setupxyz[before={\color[green]{whatever}}]
>
> Cheers, Taco
> ______________________________________________
yours sincerely,
dr. H. van der Meer
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