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AddColorMarker( "$RED$", SColor(255, 105, 25, 5) ); | AddColorMarker( "$RED$", SColor(255, 105, 25, 5) ); | ||
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| − | This colour marker means that whenever $RED$ is included in menu text, following text will be coloured red. | + | This colour marker means that whenever $RED$ is included in menu text, any following text will be coloured red. |
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[[Category:Global Functions]] | [[Category:Global Functions]] | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 18 August 2012
This defines a token (e.g. $RED$) for colouring text in menus and suchlike.
It takes a string representing the token to be replaced and a colour (as an SColor) to give the text.
Text following the token will be given the colour assigned to the token.
void AddColorMarker( const string &token, SColor color )
Example from Scripts/autostart.as:
AddColorMarker( "$RED$", SColor(255, 105, 25, 5) );
This colour marker means that whenever $RED$ is included in menu text, any following text will be coloured red.
