Hi again,
I found a solution. It works like this:
private HSSFPalette palette = new HSSFPalette(new
PaletteRecord((short)0x92)){};
protected final HSSFColor getColor(final Color col){
HSSFColor c;
c = palette.findColor((byte)col.getRed(), (byte)col.getGreen(),
(byte)col.getBlue());
if(c==null){
try{
c = palette.addColor((byte)col.getRed(),
(byte)col.getGreen(), (byte)col.getBlue());
} catch (RuntimeException re){
c =
palette.findSimilarColor((byte)col.getRed(), (byte)col.getGreen(),
(byte)col.getBlue());
}
}
return c;
}
First tests show, that it works. But I seem to get only black and white (and
rasterizations), but no "real" colors.
Is there a seting somewhere to activate colors or am I limiting the
PaletteRecord in some way?
Regards
Claus
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Von: Claus Luethje [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 24. Januar 2006 09:14
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Convert AWT colors to "excel colors"
Hi,
I want to use AWT colors to define color settings in excel. Due to the color
index approach of excel, this isn't as easy as i wished. Is there a possibility
to add a new color to an index for a Worksheet? Or do you have any other idea
how to solve this?
Regards
Claus
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