COLOR function

Synopsis

This function returns a color object from the specified name or from the values of red, green and blue components.

Variations

COLOR(ColorName)

Returns a color object from the specified name.

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Parameters

ColorName

Specifies the name of the color to return. Possible names are: transparent, white, black, red, yellow, green, lightgreen, darkgreen, greenyellow, cyan, blue, aliceblue, deepskyblue, skyblue, magenta, aqua, brown, gray, darkgray, gold, orange, darkorange, purple, and olive.

Supported types: String.

Returns

Returned types: Object.

Examples

1.	The following example returns a black color COLOR("black") The following example will conditionally set the color to green if the Status step result is a Pass, or set the color to red if the Status step result is not a Pass. IF(Status.Result = Pass, COLOR("Green"), COLOR("Red"))

COLOR(Red, Green, Blue)

Returns a color object from the values of red, green and blue components.

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Parameters

Red

Specifies the red-component of the color to return.

Supported types: Numeric.

Green

Specifies the green-component of the color to return.

Supported types: Numeric.

Blue

Specifies the blue-component of the color to return.

Supported types: Numeric.

Returns

Returned types: Object.

Examples

1.	The following example returns a black color COLOR(0, 0, 0) The following example will conditionally set the color to green if the Status step result is a Pass, or set the color to red if the Status step result is not a Pass. IF(Status.Result = Pass, COLOR(0, 255, 0), COLOR(255, 0, 0))