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Syed
Occasional Contributor
10 years ago

How do you get the background colour of a textbox,cell ,dropdown?

Hi,   In My project i have a standalone application whose cell colour changes to green or red depending on the functionality performed please let me know how do we get the background colour of the ...
  • EnergizerBunny's avatar
    10 years ago

    This is a VBScript example. It will return a RGB value of the one pixel at the coordinate of the object that you pass to the function.

     

     

    Function Return_RGB(objWindowType, nvXcoord, nvYcoord)
    ******************************************************************************************
    '*    FUNCTION: Return_RGB(objWindowType As Object, nvXcoord As Long, nvYcoord As Long)
    '*
    '*    PURPOSE: To return a RGB set of values that is the color of the X, Y coordinate of the Window Object
    '*
    '*    EXAMPLE: Return_RGB(Sys.Process("MyProcess").VCLObject("frmMain"), 10, 10) Normal Window object
    '*
    '*    The example returns the RGB color of the pixel at the 10,10 coordinate of the Sys.Process("MyProcess").VCLObject("frmMain") object.
    '*    The return value is a string that would look like >>> 255,26,0
    '*    The '255' is the Red value. 1st position
    '*    The '26' is the Green value. 2nd position
    '*    The '0' is the Blue value. 3rd position
    '*
    '*    Last Update: 02-27-2014 - TEB - Converted to TestComplete script.
    '*                          05-01-2009 - TEB - Created
    '******************************************************************************************
    Dim tPOS, dcWindow, nvRGB, svTemp
    Dim lRed, lGreen, lBlue
    
    Set tPOS = POINTAPI
    Return_RGB = "NO COLOR FOUND"
    
    If objWindowType.Exists = True Then
    
        ' Move to the X, Y coordinate
        objWindowType.HoverMouse nvXcoord, nvYcoord
        ' Get the dc of a specific hwnd - the desktop
        dcWindow = Win32API.GetWindowDC(0)
        ' Get the cursor position relative to the screen.
        tPOS.y = objWindowType.ScreenTop + nvYcoord
        tPOS.x = objWindowType.ScreenLeft + nvXcoord
    
        ' Use GetPixel() with the appropriate DC and location
        nvRGB = Win32API.GetPixel(dcWindow, tPOS.x, tPOS.y)
     
        ' HEX to string
        svTemp = Right("000000" & Hex(nvRGB), 6)
    
        ' Parse out the individual values
        lRed = CLng("&H" & Right(svTemp, 2))
        lGreen = CLng("&H" & Mid(svTemp, 3, 2))
        lBlue = CLng("&H" & Left(svTemp, 2))
    
        Return_RGB = CStr(lRed) & "," & CStr(lGreen) & "," & CStr(lBlue) 'Return the RGB values here
    
    Else
        Return_RGB = "NO COLOR FOUND"
        Log.Warning "Return_RGB - NO COLOR FOUND - Object did not exist - Window to check= " & objWindowType.Name
    End If
    
    End Function
     
    Almost forgot.......You will need these functions to define the POINTAPI class
     
    Class classPOINTAPI
        ' Used in Function Return_RGB
        Public x
        Public y
    End Class
     
    Function POINTAPI
        Set POINTAPI = New classPOINTAPI
    End Function