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NS:icm.tagCOLOR |
COLOR |
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Description of the COLOR union. |
02/01/2021 |
Windows |
structure |
icm.h |
Windows 2000 Professional \[desktop apps only\] |
Windows 2000 Server \[desktop apps only\] |
COLOR |
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Description of the COLOR union.
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A variable of type COLOR may be accessed as any of the supported color space colors by accessing the appropriate member of the union. For instance, given the following variable declaration:
COLOR aColor;
the red, green and blue values could be set in the following manner:
aColor.rgb.red=100;
aColor.rgb.green=50;
aColor.rgb.blue=2;