© J.C. Kessels 2009
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SetColor
Change the colors that are used on the display.
- It is possible to change the colors more than once, for example using different
colors for every zone.
- See
 SetFileColor for more color settings.
Syntax
Parameters
Possible values for COLORNAME:
| Empty |
Empty space of the disk. |
| Allocated |
Space that is in use on the disk by the NTFS reserved areas, or by unknown files. |
| BusyRead |
The file that is currently being read. |
| BusyWrite |
The file that is currently being written. |
| Text |
The color of the text in the information lines above and below the diskmap. |
The three NUMBER's are the Red, Green, and Blue component of the color. Each NUMBER
must be from 0 to 255.
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Example# JkDefrag v3 palette.
SetColor(Empty,0,0,0)
SetColor(Allocated,160,160,160)
SetColor(BusyRead,255,255,255)
SetColor(BusyWrite,255,255,255)
SetFileColor(All,0,255,0)
SetFileColor(Fragmented,255,255,0)
SetFileColor(not(Movable),255,0,0)
# MyDefrag v4 palette.
SetColor(Empty,0,0,0) // Black
SetColor(Allocated,45,72,128) // Dark-blue
SetColor(BusyRead,255,255,255) // White
SetColor(BusyWrite,255,255,255) // White
SetFileColor(All,139,158,198) // Blue
SetFileColor(Processed,139,198,139) // Green
SetFileColor(Fragmented,229,229,0) // Yellow
SetFileColor(not(Movable),204,92,92) // Red
SetFileColor(Selected,175,198,247) // Light-blue
SetFileColor(Selected and Fragmented,255,255,0) // Light-yellow
SetFileColor(Selected and not(Movable),255,115,115) // Light-red |
See also: SetFileColor
Settings
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