Difference: CDColorSetCurrent (1 vs. 3)

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META TOPICPARENT	name="CDChartDirectorDesignerAPI"

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META TOPICPARENT	name="CDChartDirectorColorRoutines"

.COLOR SET CURRENT

This subroutine is called to set the "current" Color Object to be a previously initialized Color Object.

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META TOPICPARENT	name="CDChartDirectorDesignerAPI"

.COLOR SET CURRENT

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This makes the specified color spec the "current" color spec spec. You can then change aspects of the color spec via the various .COLOR SET * routines.

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This makes the specified color object the "current" color object. You can then change aspects of the color object via the various .COLOR SET * routines.

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<color_spec_name> must refer to a previous initialized color spec (via .COLOR INITIALIZE), or it can be blank to refer to the "unnamed" color spec.

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<color_spec_name> must refer to a previous initialized color object (via .COLOR INITIALIZE), or it can be blank to refer to the "unnamed" color object.

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The newly selected color spec spec is set to be the "current" color spec spec.

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The newly selected color object is set to be the "current" color object.

See ColorSpec for more information on working with colors.

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.COLOR SET CURRENT

This subroutine is called to set the "current" Color Object to be a previously initialized Color Object.

.COLOR SET CURRENT

Usage:

      PASS         <color_spec_name>          FIELD            SHARE? N
      GOSUB    0CD .COLOR SET CURRENT
      *        Check for error
      IF       0CD .COLOR SET CURRENT         NE

Description:

This makes the specified color spec the "current" color spec spec. You can then change aspects of the color spec via the various .COLOR SET * routines.

<color_spec_name> must refer to a previous initialized color spec (via .COLOR INITIALIZE), or it can be blank to refer to the "unnamed" color spec.

The newly selected color spec spec is set to be the "current" color spec spec.

See ColorSpec for more information on working with colors.

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