Style Scheme

All objects uses a style scheme structure that defines the font and colors used. Upon the object’s creation a user defined style scheme can be assigned to the object. In the absence of the user defined scheme, the default scheme is used.

    typedef struct {
        WORD               EmbossDkColor;
        WORD               EmbossLtColor;
        WORD               TextColor0;
        WORD               TextColor1;
        WORD               TextColorDisabled;
        WORD               Color0;
        WORD               Color1;
        WORD               ColorDisabled;
        WORD               CommonBkColor;
        BYTE               *pFont;
        BYTE               AlphaValue;
        GFX_GRADIENT_STYLE gradientScheme;
    } GOL_SCHEME;

TextColorDisabled and ColorDisabled are used when the object is in the disabled state. Otherwise, TextColor0, TextColor1, Color0 and Color1 are used. When object Draw state is set to HIDE, the CommonBkColor is used to fill area occupied by object. 

Style scheme can be created with GOLCreateScheme() function that returns a pointer to the newly created GOL_SCHEME structure with default values automatically assigned. The default settings of the style scheme for a 16bpp setup are shown below:

The default values can be changed in the GOLSchemeDefault.c file. 

The application code can define its own default style scheme by defining the macro GFX_SCHEMEDEFAULT in the GraphicsConfig.h. 

Then GOL_SCHEME GOLSchemeDefault must be defined in the application code with each structure member initialized to the desired values. See GOLSchemeDefault.c file for an example on how to initialize the style scheme.