how can i set color on label

[Imagine Programming]

What the heck are you smoking?

Is it required to smoke some chemical or one of mother nature's weird plants to
reply positivly? Please, his positive replies to everything cheer me up too, so,
let him do what he does

[Dermot]

Gosh that was very very beautifully written my friend. I went through a lot of positive emotions reading that. Although it WAS informative as well as amusing, it just so very lovely. I'll treasure that piece of literature. We should include it in the new manual?

What the heck are you smoking?

[Imagine Programming]

Gosh that was very very beautifully written my friend. I went through a lot of positive emotions reading that. Although it WAS informative as well as amusing, it just so very lovely. I'll treasure that piece of literature. We should include it in the new manual?
This could be my contribution to the AMS forum, to put together code examples as well as .apz examples. I love doing things like that, and of course it'll help me to learn but the beauty of it is i don't need to be a programmer to get on with it. Infact i've already started.
By the way, i have no plans to make money out of it. I'm at a stage in life where i do what i want and i do it for free, just like you guys in here - you can't buy this stuff anyway, it's priceless. Love you's guys, you're Magic.

We should put that in the custom manual, we should put thousands of opinions and tips in there as well. It's not just all
about the code, but mindsets regarding how to code, how to design an application, how to structurize the sources, is all
just as important as the code itself.

And Tone, I don't know about you, but I really liked this community since I joined. Everyone here has always been very
helpful, and I have a few specific people to thank alot for helping me out when I needed it. I don't know but, IR may change
this community as much as they want to, if the people I'm writing stuff for stay here, I will too

In that manual, we should also have one part where all the most used examples would be in, including a description of
the subject regarding that example. This way, users could search through that manual first, before having to ask or search
the forums :yes

[Tone]

Gosh that was very very beautifully written my friend. I went through a lot of positive emotions reading that. Although it WAS informative as well as amusing, it just so very lovely. I'll treasure that piece of literature. We should include it in the new manual?
This could be my contribution to the AMS forum, to put together code examples as well as .apz examples. I love doing things like that, and of course it'll help me to learn but the beauty of it is i don't need to be a programmer to get on with it. Infact i've already started.
By the way, i have no plans to make money out of it. I'm at a stage in life where i do what i want and i do it for free, just like you guys in here - you can't buy this stuff anyway, it's priceless. Love you's guys, you're Magic.

[Imagine Programming]

Examples in which we could state that the most basic function, which seems to do little and seems to be important,
can be a huge and important part of one of the most advanced custom written functions in an application.

Useless functions or procedures do not exist, every little thing has it's function too, some new coders will have to
realize that at some point, they can not live without that basic function.

[Tone]

Thank you gentlemen.

I think a good idea for a book would be a collation of example scripts, rather more like an advanced and detailed manual than a book per se.
For instance, having a lovely list of examples of what each function can offer i'm sure would be the ultimate for everyone from n00b to expert, because we could start off simple and finish with updated advanced codes.

Centauri Soldier i'll have a look at your thread now.
Thanks for sharing. :yes

[Centauri Soldier]

...I know you guys have all gone through the things i am going through, and love it just as much as me.
I know that for a fact, you don't need to say anything

That's for sure. I can't speak for everyone else here but I was starting from 0 when I started with AMS. I had like two months of programming under my belt so it was quite a struggle.

As a matter of fact, there is a little tutorial thread here written from my experience so far. I would recommend sharing your knowledge here too (as opposed to the book idea) so others can benefit from it.

[Imagine Programming]

No m8, wasn't sarcasm.
I was blown away by your detailed knowledge in-what-seems to be every part of this amazing app.
I'm getting more and more addicted to AMS and am now thinking of how to store snippets of code, and maybe writing a book for the n00b such as myself.
I know you guys have all gone through the things i am going through, and love it just as much as me.
I know that for a fact, you don't need to say anything

Aye, but I enjoy learning, no matter what the subject is, if I want to learn it, I'll enjoy it!
And, when I first used lua, I was amazed by it and I needed something like AMS to exploit
it even more. And getting to know AMS was a big joy for me

[Tone]

Was that sarcasm? I mean, the RTF object wasn't a secret right? Thanks anyways haha
You could also achieve the same by using multiple labels with different colors, but I'd only do that
if the text is static (it doesn't change). Also, you could create an RTF file in wordpad, and load it
into the RTF object, even easier. Also, you could open the RTF is Notepad, copy it's contents,
put it in a long string in AMS, use RTF.SetText(szRTF, true); and do it like that.

I really like the RTF object.

No m8, wasn't sarcasm.
I was blown away by your detailed knowledge in-what-seems to be every part of this amazing app.
I'm getting more and more addicted to AMS and am now thinking of how to store snippets of code, and maybe writing a book for the n00b such as myself.
I know you guys have all gone through the things i am going through, and love it just as much as me.
I know that for a fact, you don't need to say anything

[.74]

-- Create a table
tColor = {}
-- Change the color
tColor.ColorNormal = "1";
-- Set the color
Label.SetProperties("Label1", tColor);

That changes the label color to black. Unfortunately I don't know the other colors numbers list.

EDIT: Here, I found some:
16729600 - Blue
10040064 - Red
I'll post more soon.

[heroyuy]

You'd have to check the helpfile my friend, we can't help you with everything
Check the helpfile for RTF

i have checkrd it . all i have noticed (set selecion format) but i didn't understand how does it work.

[Imagine Programming]

HaHa, RTFM for RTF, i like it

RTF(M){Self} ;D

Awesome, Monty Python!

[RizlaUK]

Check the helpfile for RTF

HaHa, RTFM for RTF, i like it

[Imagine Programming]

what is the code for that?

You'd have to check the helpfile my friend, we can't help you with everything
Check the helpfile for RTF

[Imagine Programming]

My goodness you really are a clever old stick, how on earth did you discover that little gem?
I'm in awe of your knowledge regarding AMS, and thank God you give it all away so freely and with such humility.
I can't thank you enough for everything you've helped us with over the years. :yes

Was that sarcasm? I mean, the RTF object wasn't a secret right? Thanks anyways haha
You could also achieve the same by using multiple labels with different colors, but I'd only do that
if the text is static (it doesn't change). Also, you could create an RTF file in wordpad, and load it
into the RTF object, even easier. Also, you could open the RTF is Notepad, copy it's contents,
put it in a long string in AMS, use RTF.SetText(szRTF, true); and do it like that.

I really like the RTF object.