API Console.SetInputRGB: Difference between revisions
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Sets the colour of text inserted by the user from now on | Sets the colour of text inserted by the user from now on | ||
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[[Variable | [[Variable Types|HANDLE]] ''ConsoleHandle'' | ||
:A valid console windows handle | :A valid console windows handle | ||
[[Variable | [[Variable Types|ULONG]] ''RGB'' | ||
:The red, green, blue byte values to set the text to | :The red, green, blue byte values to set the text to | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 10 June 2013
<sidebar>API contents</sidebar> Sets the colour of text inserted by the user from now on
Parameters
HANDLE ConsoleHandle
- A valid console windows handle
ULONG RGB
- The red, green, blue byte values to set the text to
Return value
This call does not return a value
Detailed description
This call sets the colour that text is displayed when inputted by the user.
The colour specified is true 24-bit R,G,B, however, internally console text is stored as 6 bits per pixel - that is 4 grades of red, green and blue.
This call compliments API Console.SetOutputRGB which sets the colour for text added via the API.
Examples
Calling in a calculation
- Add to a calculation icon:
::Console.SetInputRGB(consolehandle, rgb)
No additional information