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Just add a hex constant where you want color. This works for any
displayable field. Here's a set of color constants I use:
*** COLORS ***
D White C CONST( X'22' )
D White_UL C CONST( X'26' )
D White_RI C CONST( X'23' )
D White_RI_CS C CONST( X'33' )
D PR_White C CONST( X'A2' )
D PR_White_UL C CONST( X'A6' )
D PR_White_RI C CONST( X'A3' )
D PR_White_RI_CS C CONST( X'B3' )
D Green C CONST( X'20' )
D Green_RI C CONST( X'21' )
D Green_UL C CONST( X'24' )
D Green_UL_RI C CONST( X'25' )
D PR_Green C CONST( X'A0' )
D PR_Green_RI C CONST( X'A1' )
D PR_Green_UL C CONST( X'A4' )
D PR_Green_UL_RI C CONST( X'A5' )
D Red C CONST( X'28' )
D Red_RI C CONST( X'29' )
D Red_HI C CONST( X'2A' )
D Red_HI_RI C CONST( X'2B' )
D Red_UL C CONST( X'2C' )
D Red_UL_RI C CONST( X'2D' )
D Red_UL_BL C CONST( X'2E' )
D PR_Red C CONST( X'A8' )
D PR_Red_RI C CONST( X'A9' )
D PR_Red_HI C CONST( X'AA' )
D PR_Red_HI_RI C CONST( X'AB' )
D PR_Red_UL C CONST( X'AC' )
D PR_Red_UL_RI C CONST( X'AD' )
D PR_Red_UL_BL C CONST( X'AE' )
D Turq_CS C CONST( X'30' )
D Turq_CS_RI C CONST( X'31' )
D Turq_UL_CS C CONST( X'34' )
D Turq_UL_RI_CS C CONST( X'35' )
D PR_Turq_CS C CONST( X'B0' )
D PR_Turq_CS_RI C CONST( X'B1' )
D PR_Turq_CS_UL C CONST( X'B4' )
D PR_Turq_CSULRI C CONST( X'B5' )
D Yellow_CS C CONST( X'32' )
D Yellow_CS_UL C CONST( X'36' )
D PR_Yellow_CS C CONST( X'B2' )
D PR_Yellow_CSUL C CONST( X'B6' )
D Pink C CONST( X'38' )
D Pink_RI C CONST( X'39' )
D Pink_UL C CONST( X'3C' )
D Pink_UL_RI C CONST( X'3D' )
D PR_Pink C CONST( X'B8' )
D PR_Pink_RI C CONST( X'B9' )
D PR_Pink_UL C CONST( X'BC' )
D PR_Pink_UL_RI C CONST( X'BD' )
D Blue C CONST( X'3A' )
D Blue_RI C CONST( X'3B' )
D Blue_UL C CONST( X'3E' )
D PR_Blue C CONST( X'BA' )
D PR_Blue_RI C CONST( X'BB' )
D PR_Blue_UL C CONST( X'BE' )
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rick Rayburn [SMTP:the400man@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 1:48 PM
> To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: SFLPGMMSGQ - Colorize?
>
> Hi Everybody -
>
> Like many 400 developers, I have used the SFLMSGQ in RPG programs to stack
>
> up and display messages for ease of use (msgid's, no arrays, etc).
> Yesterday, a request came in to display the message in RED...and all I
> have
> read/found on the subject is that the message will be highlighted. Is
> colorizing the messages displayed from a SFLMSGQ a possibility?
>
> Muchas Gracias,
>
> Rick Rayburn
> NYC
>
>
>
>
>
>
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