Re: GtkSheet background style

gint is not for the color, the gint values are for the GtkSheetRange struct, in the original file gtksheet.h the struct declares this type of value and I put the same type for the range values. The color is a object, GdkColor... I implented the range_set_background, range_set_foreground, range_set_border and range_set_border_color ... you can view here: http://www.alaplaya.com/gtksheet.jpg Regards El mar, 11-01-2005 a las 20:41, Richard Lynch escribió: > > gint row0, col0, rowi, coli; > > GtkSheetRange *range; > > zval *php_color; > > GdkColor *color; > > > > NOT_STATIC_METHOD(); > > > > range->row0 = (gint)row0; > > range->col0 = (gint)col0; > > range->rowi = (gint)rowi; > > range->coli = (gint)coli; > > > > color = PHP_GDK_COLOR_GET(php_color); > > gtk_sheet_range_set_background(GTK_SHEET(PHP_GTK_GET(this_ptr)), > > (GtkSheetRange *) range, color); > > > The code works fine, but I have one problem, the color is not the > > orignal color, for example: > > > > $bgcolor = &new GdkColor("yellow"); > > $sheet->range_set_background(0, 0, 0, 2, $bgcolor); > > > > This code colorize the first 3 colums of the first row, but the > > background color is not yellow, the color change when I start the > > script, and puts green, red or other colors, why this? > > WILD GUESS!!! > > gint is "too big" for the color values, which are only one byte for each > of R, G, and B. > > I've got NO IDEA what a 'gint' is, mind you... > > But it does seem like you've got your bytes/words/longs mixed up if you > are getting the wrong colors . -- Ivan Rodriguez <epplestun@gmail.com>