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8 Functions
The return value (BOOL) indicates whether the function was executed successfully (TRUE) or whether
an error occurred (FALSE).
Order of arguments:
SET_OBJECT_COLOR (ProcPicIndex, ObjectIndex, ColorType, ValueRed, ValueGreen, ValueBlue)
Example:
bOUT := SET_OBJECT_COLOR(0, 9, 0, 255, 0, 0);
(* Sets the foreground color of process screen 1, object 10 to red. *)
GET_OBJECT_COLOR_RED
The return value (UINT) returns the RGB value (UINT) of the red portion of an object in a process screen.
Order of arguments:
GET_OBJECT_COLOR_RED (ProcPicIndex, ObjectIndex, ColorType)
Example:
iOUT := GET_OBJECT_COLOR_RED(0, 9, 0);
(* Returns the corresponding value of the foreground color of process screen 1, object
10. *)
GET_OBJECT_COLOR_GREEN
The return value (UINT) returns the RGB value (UINT) of the green portion of an object in a process
screen.
Order of arguments:
GET_OBJECT_COLOR_GREEN (ProcPicIndex, ObjectIndex, ColorType)
Example:
iOUT := GET_OBJECT_COLOR_GREEN(0, 9, 1);
(* Returns the corresponding value of the background color of process screen 1, object
10. *)
GET_OBJECT_COLOR_BLUE
The return value (UINT) returns the RGB value (UINT) of the blue portion of an object in a process
screen.
Order of arguments:
GET_OBJECT_COLOR_BLUE (ProcPicIndex, ObjectIndex, ColorType)
Example:
iOUT := GET_OBJECT_COLOR_BLUE(0, 9, 2);
(* Returns the corresponding color value for ON of process image 1, object 10. *)
SET_OBJECT_VISIBLE
Sets the visibility of an object in a process screen.
The return value (BOOL) indicates whether the function was executed successfully (TRUE) or whether
an error occurred (FALSE).
Order of arguments:
SET_OBJECT_VISIBLE (ProcPicIndex, ObjectIndex, Value)
Value (BOOL): FALSE = not visible; TRUE = visible
Example:
bOUT := SET_ OBJECT_VISIBLE(1, 4, TRUE);
(* Sets the parameter "Visible" of process screen 2, object 5 to TRUE. *)
GET_OBJECT_VISIBLE
The return value (UINT) returns the status of the visibility of an object in a process screen.
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