Hi,
I am writing a JSL Script and not sure how to add color text in this If() code. I want to add green color indicate for "Ideal" and red color for "Not Ideal".
If(P <= 0.5 & C > 0.8, "Ideal",P > 0.5 & C < 0.8, "Not Ideal",);
Thanks!
Where is the "Ideal" or ""Not Ideal" going to be displayed? In a data table, a report, a dialog box?
Hi Jim,
Thanks for replying back!
Here is a simplified version of my code. The "Ideal" or ""Not Ideal" is going to be displayed in a dialog box.
P = 0.4 M = If( P <= 0.5 & C > 0.8, "Ideal", P > 0.5 & C < 0.8, "Not Ideal", ); M_Output << set text( Char( M ) ); ), Outline Box( "Results", Panel Box( "Message", Lineup Box( N Col( 2 ), Text Box( "Output: " ), M_Output = Text Box(), ) ),
Maria
You will need to use Markup notation to change the text color.
See the Scripting Index
Text Box=>Markup
Here is an example from the Scripting Index entry
Names Default To Here( 1 ); win = New Window( "Example", fontobj = text = Text Box( "Example Text" ) ); text << setText( "This is <font color='Blue'>blue</font> text. This is a <background color='yellow'>yellow</background> background. This is <font color='#0000ff'><background color='0xffff00'>blue text on a yellow background</background></font>." ); text << markup;
If you want the entire string to be one color you can use << text color("color").
nw = new window("Test Colors", r = text box("Red Color", << text color("red")), b = text box("Blue Color", << text color("blue")) );
The scripting index is your friend here.
