Any way that "DzColorWgt" initially displays a given color and not only white? [Solved]

V3Digitimes

Good morning,

I try to set a given initial color to DzColorWgt, but it seems that I only can start from white (255 255 255).

Does any one know if there is a way to start from another color?

Thanks!

Richard Haseltine

Does setting DzColorWgt.value = colour not work? I just tested (and forgot to copy the code before closing DS) and

myColorWgt.value = new Color( 128, 128, 128);

gave the expected result.

V3Digitimes

Richard Haseltine said:

Does setting DzColorWgt.value = colour not work? I just tested (and forgot to copy the code before closing DS) and

myColorWgt.value = new Color( 128, 128, 128);

gave the expected result.

Thank you Richard !!! It works.

I did not think I could write ".value" with a widget too... Ok, next time I have a doubt I will try a ".value", since this is not the first time the answer is as simple as a ".value". I set the subject status as "solved" ;)

 

rbtwhiz

Not all widgets provide the same APIs, so it is not safe to assume that the value property will exist on just any widget.  The value property is provided specifically by the DzColorWgt object.

-Rob

V3Digitimes

Thanks Rob. I went to this page several times today, but I understood it wrong. The page is fine no worry. But with my own english language and scripting language limitations, instead of using DzColorWgt.value I was trying to use DzColorWgt.Color. I did it the wrong way. And of course it did not work.

Now it is solved, and it works great! I'm so happy to see everything possible with scripting.