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_gtkWidgetTextcolorSet

_gtkWidgetTextcolorSet defines the text color of a Widgets object.
In a GTK 3 environment, _gtkWidgetForegroundSet could be called instead.

Prototype : fun [* ObjColor I] *

• * : a Widgets object.


• ObjColor : a new text color.


• I : a flag to define the Widgets state which this change must occur :
  • STATE_NORMAL : normal
  • STATE_ACTIVE : the Widgets object is active
  • STATE_PRELIGHT : the Widgets object has a mouse pointer over it.
  • STATE_SELECTED : the Widgets object is selected.
  • STATE_INSENSITIVE : the Widgets object is in a insensitive state (disabled).
  • STATE_INCONSISTENT : the Widgets object is in a inconsistent state (with GTK3 only).
  • STATE_FOCUSED : the Widgets object has the keyboard focus. (with GTK3 only).


• Return * : the same Widgets object or nil if an error occurs.

See also

• Color API
• _gtkEnabledVersion2
• _gtkWidgetForegroundSet
• _gtkWidgetBackgroundSet

Example

typeof win = ObjGtkWindow;;
typeof box = ObjGtkBox;;
typeof text = ObjGtkText;;

fun CBdestroy (obj, u_param, eventName)=
	_fooS eventName;
	_gtkMainQuit;
	0;;

fun main ()=
	_showconsole;
	
	set text = _gtkTextFullNew _channel;
	_gtkTextStringSet text "Hello World !";
	_gtkWidgetTextcolorSet text _colorNew _channel 65350 0 0 0 STATE_NORMAL;
	_gtkWidgetFontSet text _gtkFontNew _channel "Arial Bold 24";
	
	set box = _gtkBoxNew _channel 1 5 VERTICAL;
	_gtkBoxAdd box text 1 1 5 1;
	
	set win = _gtkWindowNew _channel nil "test text color" 0;
	_gtkContainerAdd win box;
	_gtkWidgetShowAll win;
	_gtkWindowCBdestroyed win @CBdestroy 10 SIGNAL_PROPAGATE;

	_gtkMain;
	0;;