Does not pick up color keyword in pen table

RE: Does not pick up color keyword in pen table

Tom Felcone — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 17:21:59 GMT

Sammy,

Try this pentable, it has the black statement at the end

if ((level == 63) and (style == 3) and (color == 8)) then !'Blue'
color=(0,0,255)
priority=0
else if ((level == 63) and (style == 3) and (color == 6)) then !'Orange'
color=(255,127,0)
priority=0
else if ((level == 63) and (style == 3) and (color == 96)) then !'Purple'
color=(255,0,255)
priority=0
else if((level == 63) and (style == 2)and (color == 18)) then !'Green'
color=(0,255,0)
priority=0
else if ((level == 63) and (style == 7) and (color == 3)) then !'Red'
color=(255,0,0)
priority=0
else if (color .IN. 0-255) then
color =(0,0,0)
priority=2
endif

Tom F.

RE: Does not pick up color keyword in pen table

MaryB — Thu, 30 May 2019 22:09:14 GMT

I may not be much more help - I always use the GUI to edit pen tables, so I'm not familiar with the actual table syntax.

The goal is to process the special elements on level 63 first and pass them on so that they don't get processed again, then set everything else to black.

What version of the software are you running?

RE: Does not pick up color keyword in pen table

Samy Slee — Thu, 30 May 2019 21:16:44 GMT

Hi Mary, Thanks for the reply. I should make it more clear.

what I want is to have everything in black EXCEPT level 63 in different color and style.

above code will turn everything in black INCLUDING level 63, I tried to put line "color = 224" at the beginning or at the end, both will turn everything in black. if I take out line "color=224" Level 63 will turn into the color I want but It also turn other level into different color other than black.

hope this will make more sense.

Thanks

RE: Does not pick up color keyword in pen table

MaryB — Thu, 30 May 2019 16:51:40 GMT

Wait...if you take out the lines that make everything black, things aren't black? That sounds like what is supposed to happen...

What happens if you place the two lines that make everything black at the end of your table? That way, I think the table would sort out all the things that you've said SHOULDN'T be black, print them in the correct colors, THEN make everything else black. Does that work?