color

Color.

This attribute specifies the background (fill) colour of an image.
Possible values are an integer or reserved word (default: 7) specified as an AutoCAD colour number or as one of the symbolic names as shown in the following table: 

dialog_line		Current dialog box line colour
dialog_foreground	Current dialog box foreground colour
dialog_background	Current dialog box background colour
graphics_background	Current background of the AutoCAD graphics screen.
			(Usually equivalent to 0)
black			AutoCAD colour = 0 (black) (appears light on a
			black background)
red			AutoCAD colour = 1 (red)
yellow			AutoCAD colour = 2 (yellow)
green			AutoCAD colour = 3 (green)
cyan			AutoCAD colour = 4 (cyan)
blue			AutoCAD colour = 5 (blue)
magenta			AutoCAD colour = 6 (magenta)
white			AutoCAD colour = 7 (white)
graphics_foreground	Appears black on a light background

Note: If an image tile containing slides is blank when you first display it, try changing it's color attribute to graphics_background or graphics_foreground.

DCL Code Sample 

lisp49q : dialog {				//dialog name
          label = "color" ;			//give it a label
  
        : row {					//begin row
	  children_fixed_height = true;		//fix the height
	  children_alignment = centered;

        : image {				//define image tile
          key = "im1" ;				//give it a name
          height = 1.0 ;			//and a height
          width = 2.0 ;				//and now a width
   	  color = green;       			//set the colour
        }					//end image

        : image {				//define image tile
          key = "im2" ;				//give it a name
          height = 1.0 ;			//and a height
          width = 2.0 ;				//and now a width
   	  color = dialog_line; 			//set the colour
        }					//end image

        : image {				//define image tile
          key = "im3" ;				//give it a name
          height = 1.0 ;			//and a height
          width = 2.0 ;				//and now a width
   	  color = blue;				//set the colour
        }					//end image

        : image {				//define image tile
          key = "im4" ;				//give it a name
          height = 1.0 ;			//and a height
          width = 2.0 ;				//and now a width
   	  color = red;				//set the colour
        }					//end image

        : image {				//define image tile
          key = "im5" ;				//give it a name
          height = 1.0 ;			//and a height
          width = 2.0 ;				//and now a width
   	  color = cyan;       			//set the colour
        }					//end image

	}					//end row


        ok_cancel ;				//predefined OK/Cancel button

        }					//end dialog