--- edbro9 wrote:
> I have a button showing the volume (*info Vol:
> expr((volume*100)/255)%). Is there any way to toggle the color of
> that info text to maybe red if the volume is on mute? A script
> maybe?
This can be done with a script, with the knowledge of the button's
location on the bar and with the knowledge of the bar's name.
By writing a script named, for instance, VolumeButton.PowerPro and
changing the button's label to this:
*Info expr(.VolumeButton)
We have a script that will be run every one or two seconds while the
button is visible, and we can control what text will be displayed on
the button from this script.
>From this script we could change the colour of the button text using
the CL.SetTextColor function.
Try this out for size:
; --- VolumeButton.PowerPro
Local BarName = "MyBar"
Local ButtonIndex = 0
; The button index is zero-based, so the first button on the bar has
; an index of zero; the next has an index of 1; etc.
If(Volume == 0) Do
CL.SetTextColor(BarName, ButtonIndex, 255, 0, 0)
Else
CL.SetTextColor(BarName, ButtonIndex, 0, 128, 0)
EndIf
Quit(((Volume * 100) / 255) ++ ?"%")
; --- VolumeButton.PowerPro
You do of course need to change the values of the BarName and
ButtonIndex variables accordingly.
--
Alex Peters / Melbourne, Australia
PowerPro v4.1.00 / Windows XP
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