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|significance=Definition of standard colors, referenced to by names. A file of type colors.dat is in the directory $PROGHOME/cfg/ and will be used automatically. So all colors defined in this file can be used by all users. Further on a user can create and use a second file of this type, placed in the working directory. So the user can define her/his own colors.
|significance=Definition of standard colors, referenced to by names. A file of type colors.dat is in the directory $PROGHOME/cfg/ and will be used automatically. So all colors defined in this file can be used by all users. Further on a user can create and use a second file of this type, placed in the working directory. So the user can define her/his own colors.
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# Collection: [[Redefined color ramps]]
# Definition of standard colors<br />All color names in $PROGHOME/cfg/ are defined according to [http://wp.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/3.0/handbook/javascript/colors.htm Netscape-3-Farben] except for the colors '''Green''' and '''DeepGreen'''. '''Green''' is equivalent to '''Lime''' and '''DeepGreen''' is equivalent to '''Green''' in netscape notation. '''GKSForeground''' is a self defined color and is equivalent to GKS foreground, which is a little bit different to '''White'''.<br />All standard colors, sorted by tones:<br />
# Definition of standard colors<br />All color names in $PROGHOME/cfg/ are defined according to [http://wp.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/3.0/handbook/javascript/colors.htm Netscape-3-Farben] except for the colors '''Green''' and '''DeepGreen'''. '''Green''' is equivalent to '''Lime''' and '''DeepGreen''' is equivalent to '''Green''' in netscape notation. '''GKSForeground''' is a self defined color and is equivalent to GKS foreground, which is a little bit different to '''White'''.<br />All standard colors, sorted by tones:<br />
#* [[Colour table: standard tones]]<br /><table border="1" cellpadding="6" cellspacing="0"><tr><td bgcolor="#000000">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FFFFFF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FF0000">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#00FF00">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#0000FF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FFFF00">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FF00FF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#00FFFF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FFFBFF">&nbsp;</td></tr></table><br />
#* [[Colour table: standard tones]]<br /><table border="1" cellpadding="6" cellspacing="0"><tr><td bgcolor="#000000">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FFFFFF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FF0000">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#00FF00">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#0000FF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FFFF00">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FF00FF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#00FFFF">&nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FFFBFF">&nbsp;</td></tr></table><br />

Latest revision as of 10:11, 19 January 2011

Basic Information

File-Type

colors.dat

File-Form

FORMATTED

Version

1.1

Description-Date

November 2003

Significance of the File

Definition of standard colors, referenced to by names. A file of type colors.dat is in the directory $PROGHOME/cfg/ and will be used automatically. So all colors defined in this file can be used by all users. Further on a user can create and use a second file of this type, placed in the working directory. So the user can define her/his own colors.

File-Contents (in Catchwords)

  1. Collection: Redefined color ramps
  2. Definition of standard colors
    All color names in $PROGHOME/cfg/ are defined according to Netscape-3-Farben except for the colors Green and DeepGreen. Green is equivalent to Lime and DeepGreen is equivalent to Green in netscape notation. GKSForeground is a self defined color and is equivalent to GKS foreground, which is a little bit different to White.
    All standard colors, sorted by tones:


Programs using this Type of File

FDGITTER05, GVIEW2D, HVIEW2D, LQ2PRO, TRGITTER05, VVIEW2D

Example-File

$PROGHOME/cfg/colors.dat


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