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Sets the color index to correspond to the indicated palette color.
SETXPAL(cindex, cpal)
cindex |
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An integer, the color index. |
cpal |
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An integer, the palette color. |
A series or table.
The color index is the internal color number that other functions use to refer to a color. For example, wincolor(BLUE) is equivalent to wincolor(1) because BLUE is a macro that expands to the number 1; and 1 is the color index that initially is set to get a color from the device that the developers regard as a pleasing shade of blue. On a PC, default color indices are in the range 0-15; on workstations, the default color indices are in the range 0-31.
The palette color is the color number that the graphics library uses to get the color from the display device. The palette color is a long integer constructed from three shorter integers that range from 0 to 63, each controlling the levels of red, blue, and green: the long integer is red + 256*green + 65536*blue.