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SET COLOR -  set colours for display 
 
-  Syntax: 
 
-  [SET] COLOR area [modifier[...]] [foreground] [ON] [background] 
 
-  [SET] COLOR area [modifier[...]] ON|OFF 
 
-  Description: 
 
-  The SET COLOR command changes the colours or display attributes of           various display areas in THE. 
 
-  Valid values for  area : 
 
-    ALERT      - alert boxes; see ALERT
 -    Arrow      - command line prompt
 -    Block      - marked block
 -    BOUNDmarker- bound markers (GUI platforms only)
 -    CBlock     - current line if in marked block
 -    CHIghlight - highlighted line if the same as current line
 -    Cmdline    - command line
 -    CTofeof    - as for TOfeof if the same as current line
 -    CUrline    - the current line
 -    DIALOG     - dialog boxes; see DIALOG
 -    Divider    - dividing line between vertical split screens
 -    Filearea   - area containing file lines
 -    GAP        - the gap between the prefix area and filearea
 -    CGAP       - the gap between the prefix area and filearea  - current
 -    HIghlight  - highlighted line
 -    Idline     - line containing file specific info
 -    Msgline    - error messages
 -    Nondisp    - Non-display characters ( SET ETMODE  OFF)
 -    Pending    - pending commands in prefix area
 -    PRefix     - prefix area
 -    CPRefix    - prefix area if the same as current line
 -    Reserved   - default for reserved line
 -    Scale      - line showing scale line
 -    SHadow     - hidden line marker lines
 -    SLK        - soft label keys
 -    STatarea   - line showing status of editing session
 -    Tabline    - line showing tab positions
 -    TOfeof     - Top-of-File line and Bottom-of-File line
 -    *          - All area (second format only)
 
-  Valid values for  foreground  and  background : 
 
-    BLAck
 -    BLUe
 -    Brown
 -    Green
 -    GRAy
 -    GREy
 -    Cyan
 -    RED
 -    Magenta
 -    Pink
 -    Turquoise
 -    Yellow
 -    White
 
-  Valid values for  modifier : 
 
-    NORmal
 -    BLInk
 -    BOld
 -    BRIght
 -    High
 -    REVerse
 -    Underline
 -    DARK
 -    Italic - only available on X11 port with valid Italic font
 
-  The second format of this command allows the user to turn on or off           any of the valid modifiers. 
 
-  It is an error to attempt to set a colour on a mono display. 
 
-  Compatibility: 
 
-    XEDIT: Functionally compatible. See below.
 -    KEDIT: Functionally compatible. See below.
 -    Does not implement all modifiers.
 
-  Default: 
 
-  Depends on compatibility mode setting and monitor type. 
 
-  See Also: 
 
-   SET COMPAT, SET COLOUR, SET ECOLOUR 
 
-  Status: 
 
-  Complete. 
 
The Hessling Editor is Copyright © Mark Hessling, 1990-2002
<M.Hessling@qut.edu.au>
Generated on: 15 Aug 2002
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