NotesColorObject (LotusScript)

Represents a color.

Note: This class is new with Release 6.

Containment

Contained by: NotesRichTextSection, NotesRichTextTable, NotesSession

Properties

Blue

Green

Hue

Luminance

NotesColor

Red

Saturation

Methods

SetHSL

SetRGB

Creation

To create a NotesColorObject object, use the Position method of NotesSession.

Usage

Domino® defines colors numbered 0 through 240, as reflected in the read-write property NotesColor. Each Domino® color maps to RGB (red, green, and blue) values in the range 0-255 and HSL (hue, saturation, and luminance) values in the range 0-240, as reflected in the remaining, read-only properties.

NotesColor can be used as the value for the following properties: NotesColor in NotesRichTextStyle; BackgroundColor in NotesView; Position and HeaderFontColor in NotesViewColumn.

The following table lists the values for the first 16 Domino® colors, which are defined by LotusScript® constants. See the example for code to generate the values for all 241 colors.

Notes®	Red	Green	Blue	Hue	Sat	Lum	Constant
0	0	0	0	160	0	0	COLOR_BLACK
1	255	255	255	160	0	240	COLOR_WHITE
2	255	0	0	0	240	120	COLOR_RED
3	0	255	0	80	240	120	COLOR_GREEN
4	0	0	255	160	240	120	COLOR_BLUE
5	255	0	255	200	240	120	COLOR_MAGENTA
6	255	255	0	40	240	120	COLOR_YELLOW
7	0	255	255	120	240	120	COLOR_CYAN
8	128	0	0	0	240	60	COLOR_DARK_RED
9	0	128	0	80	240	60	COLOR_DARK_GREEN
10	0	0	128	160	240	60	COLOR_DARK_BLUE
11	128	0	128	200	240	60	COLOR_DARK_MAGENTA
12	128	128	0	40	240	60	COLOR_DARK_YELLOW
13	0	128	128	120	240	60	COLOR_DARK_CYAN
14	128	128	128	160	0	120	COLOR_GRAY
15	192	192	192	160	0	181	COLOR_LIGHT_GRAY

Example