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kavansays
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10 years ago
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Finding Background Color in javaFX object Table.

Hello Folks,   We are trying to automate JAVAFX Application where we are not able to identify the color of the selected row of the JAVAFX object Table.   Below is the sample code snippet that i t...
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    HKosova
    10 years ago

    Maybe the row's .getBackground().fills.get(index).fill object is what you need?

    ' Get selected row index
rowIndex = oTable.getSelectionModel().getSelectedIndex()

' Get the row object
Set oRow = oTable.JavaFXObject("TableRow", "", rowIndex)

    ' Index 0 seems to be row border color, 1 - row background color, but results may vary
Set oFill = oRow.getBackground().fills.get(1).fill

strColor = oFill.toString().OleValue ' RGBA ???
Call Log.Message(strColor)

r = Round(oFill.getRed() * 255)
g = Round(oFill.getGreen() * 255)
b = Round(oFill.getBlue() * 255)
Call Log.Message(aqString.Format("R: %i G: %i B: %i ", r, g, b))
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HKosova
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Maybe the row's .getBackground().fills.get(index).fill object is what you need?

' Get selected row index
rowIndex = oTable.getSelectionModel().getSelectedIndex()

' Get the row object
Set oRow = oTable.JavaFXObject("TableRow", "", rowIndex)

' Index 0 seems to be row border color, 1 - row background color, but results may vary
Set oFill = oRow.getBackground().fills.get(1).fill

strColor = oFill.toString().OleValue ' RGBA ???
Call Log.Message(strColor)

r = Round(oFill.getRed() * 255)
g = Round(oFill.getGreen() * 255)
b = Round(oFill.getBlue() * 255)
Call Log.Message(aqString.Format("R: %i G: %i B: %i ", r, g, b))
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kavansays
Contributor
10 years ago

Helen, Thanks a Ton!!

 

This code is working absolutely fine, this is exactly what i wanted..

 

Many Thanks,

Kavan Shah 

HKosova wrote:

Maybe the row's .getBackground().fills.get(index).fill object is what you need?

' Get selected row index
rowIndex = oTable.getSelectionModel().getSelectedIndex()

' Get the row object
Set oRow = oTable.JavaFXObject("TableRow", "", rowIndex)

' Index 0 seems to be row border color, 1 - row background color, but results may vary
Set oFill = oRow.getBackground().fills.get(1).fill

strColor = oFill.toString().OleValue ' RGBA ???
Call Log.Message(strColor)

r = Round(oFill.getRed() * 255)
g = Round(oFill.getGreen() * 255)
b = Round(oFill.getBlue() * 255)
Call Log.Message(aqString.Format("R: %i G: %i B: %i ", r, g, b))