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UIML
v2.0
• Draft Spec
• DTD
• Examples
• Vocabularies
UIML
v1.0
• Tags
• Components
• Attributes
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UIML
Attributes (UIML 1.0)
TITLEDBORDER_COLOR
| Allowed Values
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Meaning
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| black, blue, cyan,
darkGray, gray, green, lightGray, magenta, orange, pink, red, white,
yellow |
Set titled border
color to color name as defined in class java.awt.Color. |
| One of the color
names from java.awt.Color (see above) followed by a - or a + (e.g.,
red- or blue+). |
A suffix of - means
darken the color; a suffix of + means brighten the color. (These correspond
to java.awt.Color.darken() and .brighten().) |
| 0x<six hex digits>
(e.g., 0xFF0000 for pure red). |
Set titled border
color to RGB (red, green, blue) color specified as 0xRRBBGG, where
RR denotes one of 256 intensities of red (00 to FF), BB denotes the
intensity of blue, and and GG denotes the intensity of green.
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| An integer
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Set titled border
color to RGB color represented by a single integer. Bits 0-7 specify
one of 256 intensities of blue; bits 8-15 green; and bits 16-23 red.
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| <float>,<float>,<float>
where <float> is between 0 and 1 inclusive (e.g., .667,1,1 for
pure blue). |
Set titled border
color to HSB (hue, saturation, brightness) color specified as a triple
of numbers, where the first is hue, the second is saturation, and
the third is brightness.
· Hue represents the rainbow (0 is white, near 0 are red, near 1 is
magenta, and 1 is black).
· A saturation of 0 is either white or black, depending on brightness;
a saturation of 1 is pure hue color.
· A brightness of 0 is black; a brightness of 1 is maximum color saturation.
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| activeCaption,
activeCaptionBorder, activeCaptionText, control, controlDkShadow,
controlHighlight, controlLtHighlight, controlShadow, controlText,
desktop, inactiveCaption, inactiveCaptionBorder, inactiveCaptionText,
info, infoText, menu, menuText, scrollbar, textHighlight, textHighlightText,
textInactiveText, textText, window, windowBorder, windowText
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Set titled border
color to the same color as corresponding system item. The allowed
values are defined in class java.awt.SystemColor. (Note: these values
work only on MS Windows platforms.) |
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