Did you think about specifying a color for transparency? Depending on how you are
doing it, that might work. That is the only OS supported way I know of to dynamically
substitute one color for another, although perhaps drawing the bitmap with one of the
new drawing modes would work.
The other way to do it might be to attach a color table to the bitmap, and change the
color in question dynamically.
Shannon
>Is it possible for me to create a color version of my
>bitmap such that it will always be drawn in the same color
>as a specific UI object, say the frame border color? Or,
>will I have to stick to 1bpp bitmaps and draw them myself
>after setting up the colors. I'm building a tabbed
>interface and want the "tab" colors to be consistent with
>whatever color scheme the device is using. I'd love to be
>able to use a multi-bit image so I can "dim" the unselected
>tabs.
>
>TIA,
>
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