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Sean Dennis | Nelgin | Some programming help |
July 22, 2019 12:26 PM * |
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Hello Nelgin, 20 Jul 19 14:05 at you wrote to me: Ne> Do you mean that a single line of text should contain different Ne> colored letters or that each time it is run the line will be a Ne> different color? The first concept. Here's the code I came up with that works...this is from my own personal doorkit so there are a few custom routines in there as well as calls for FKFOSSIL, the doorkit I use. { ------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCEDURE SRFColor (S : String; Centered : Boolean); Displays a text string in random colors ------------------------------------------------------------------- } Procedure SRFColor(S : String; Centered : Boolean); Var SLen : Byte Absolute S; N, TLen, X : Integer; Begin Randomize; If Centered Then Begin TLen := 40 - (Length(S) Div 2); If Loc Then GotoXY(TLen, WhereY) Else fk_GotoXY(TLen, WhereY); End; For N := 1 To SLen Do Begin Repeat X := 0; X := Random(15); Until X >= 1; If Loc Then Begin TextColor(X); Write(S[N]); End Else Begin fk_TextForeground(X); fk_Write(S[N]); End; End; NL; End; Later, Sean ... Nothing is free. Even age. Age is the fee God charges for life. --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707 * Origin: Outpost BBS * Limestone, TN, USA (618:618/1) |
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