This already can be done now, albeit a bit clumsily. See
$ROOTSYS/test/guitest.cxx.
In current version:
// Change background of fTestButton to green
SetWindowAttributes_t wattr;
wattr.fMask = kWABackPixel;
gClient->GetColorByName("green", wattr.fBackgroundPixel);
gGXW->ChangeWindowAttributes(fTestButton->GetId(), &wattr);
In new version:
// Change background of fTestButton to green
ULong_t green;
gClient->GetColorByName("green", green);
fTestButton->ChangeBackground(green);
gtestButton is a TGTextButton.
Cheers, Fons.
Wei Xie wrote:
>
> Dear Fons,
>
> That's fantastic ! I'll put the implementation into my code right after
> I get the new version !
>
> One more question is :
>
> Is it also possible to change freely the color of a TGTextButton. Now
> what I can do is to set initially the color of those Text in a button but
> the button itself is still colorless.
>
> It seems quite necessary that this can be done as free as possible since
> different color can directly show the status of a monitered object.
>
> Sincerely yours
> Xie
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