SetColor

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Settings - SetColor

Change the colors that are used on the display.

It is possible to change the colors more than once, for example using different colors for every zone.
See SetFileColor for more color settings.

Syntax

SetColor(COLORNAME , NUMBER , NUMBER , NUMBER)

Parameters

Possible values for COLORNAME:

Empty	Empty space of the disk.
Allocated	Space that is in use on the disk by the NTFS reserved areas, or by unknown files.
BusyRead	The file that is currently being read.
BusyWrite	The file that is currently being written.
Text	The color of the text in the information lines above and below the diskmap.

The three NUMBER's are the Red, Green, and Blue component of the color. Each NUMBER must be from 0 to 255.

Example

# JkDefrag v3 palette.

SetColor(Empty,0,0,0)

SetColor(Allocated,160,160,160)

SetColor(BusyRead,255,255,255)

SetColor(BusyWrite,255,255,255)

SetFileColor(All,0,255,0)

SetFileColor(Fragmented,255,255,0)

SetFileColor(not(Movable),255,0,0)



# MyDefrag v4 palette.

SetColor(Empty,0,0,0)                                   // Black

SetColor(Allocated,45,72,128)                           // Dark-blue

SetColor(BusyRead,255,255,255)                          // White

SetColor(BusyWrite,255,255,255)                         // White

SetFileColor(All,139,158,198)                           // Blue

SetFileColor(Processed,139,198,139)                     // Green

SetFileColor(Fragmented,229,229,0)                      // Yellow

SetFileColor(not(Movable),204,92,92)                    // Red

SetFileColor(Selected,175,198,247)                      // Light-blue

SetFileColor(Selected and Fragmented,255,255,0)         // Light-yellow

SetFileColor(Selected and not(Movable),255,115,115)     // Light-red