Thanks Dan
The answer is actually straightforward - it came to me when I woke this
morning ...
loColor = _Screen.System.Drawing.Color.Indigo
lnColor = loColor.ToRGB()
Paul Newton
n 30/09/2010 02:29, Dan Covill wrote:
> This one works:
>
> procedure ColorString
> lparameters Rgb&& integer RGB value
> *-- Returns string "rgb(rrr,ggg,bbb)"
>
> local rr,gg,bb
> rr = Mod(Rgb, 256)
> gg = Mod(Int(Rgb / 256), 256)
> bb = Int(Rgb / 65532)
> *? rr, gg, bb
> Result = "rgb("+Str(rr,3)+','+Str(gg,3)+','+Str(bb,3)+')'
> return result
>
> Dan Covill
>
> On 9/29/2010 2:22 PM, Paul Newton wrote:
>> Thanks Eurico but I am looking for a more generic solution. For
>> example if I create a color object like this ...
>>
>> n =<some arbitrary value>
>>
>> loColor = _Screen.System.Drawing .Color.FromRGB(n)
>>
>> Or
>>
>> loColor = _Screen.System.Drawing .Color.Red/Blue/Indigo etc etc
>>
>> I need to be able to get the RGB value (n) of loColor
>>
>> Paul
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