On May 29, 2009, at 11:40, Karen wrote:
On May 29, 2009, at 11:15 AM, Terry Ford wrote:
Is there an X-platform way to get the focus ring color so you can
draw one yourself?
One problem is that on Mac, it's many separate colors, (as viewed
with DigitalColor Meter). I don't know about Windows or Linux.
Because of Anti-aliasing and maybe a line width greater than 1? If
so then only one color would suffice to draw it and a function such
as :
RealBasic.FocusRingColor would be all that is needed.
If it is truly is something more complex on OS X, then maybe we need
functions like:
Graphics.DrawFocusRect X, Y, Width, Height, ArcWidth, ArcHeight
Graphics.DrawFocusOval X, Y, Width, Height
After looking at it with XScope, I think it's a 1-pixel outline of the
control with a 2-pixel blur, probably generated with Quartz or
CoreGraphics.
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Philip Regan
http://www.oatmealandcoffee.com
Treasurer - Association of REALBasic Professionals
http://www.arbp.org
Mac OS 10.5, RB2008r3
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