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Peoplesoft sqrs
Wed, 01/07/2009 - 12:58am
Hi,
how to apply the colors to sqr pdf output,
will you please give me the detailed code
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there is a set-color command in SQR. You may use that. I don't have the code though..
Thanks,
Ashar
SQR comes with sixteen defined colors.DECLARE-COLOR-MAP command is used to define additional colors in the BEGIN-SETUP section.
We can use defined colors directly as follows....
print 'Hello' (1,2)
foreground=('red')
background=('blue')
SET-COLOR nad GET-COLOR commands can also be used.This commands are allowed wherever the PRINT command is allowed.
The GET-COLOR command retieves the current color.
eg: get-color print-text-foreground=($color)
The SET-COLOR command sets the color.
eg:set-color print-text-foreground=(’purple’)
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