BUG - Can't change color of object name.

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Manoj Gona on February 20, 2015

Hi,

BUG:

The default color of the font is RED in my DB. I was not able to change the font color of the object to black when I followed the below procedure.

Step 1:

Step 2:

Step 3:

When OK is pressed the Color of the object is still RED. I think it is a very simple bug with a single line code change. The integer representation of "BLACK" is Zero and there is a validation which restricts the color change if the value returned is zero.

There is another way to modify the color of the font as shown below.

Looks like there is no validation for the return value of this swing here. This allows me to change the color to black.

Request: I want to change the font color of individual objects dynamically via report. Is it Possible? If yes, How?

I'm working on a script to change the "font color of the object" when I change the "color of object" dynamically. I want the same font to be represented in multiple colors to achieve the contrast between font color and the background color.

Thanks & Regards

Manoj Gona

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Torsten Haase on March 23, 2015

Hi Manoj,

the following report code changes the font color either in the style sheet (true) for all attributes fomatted by the same style or it changes an individual attribute's color:

var bChangeDBFontStyle=false

if(bChangeDBFontStyle)
{
    try
    {
        var occs = ArisData.getSelectedObjOccs();
        ArisData.Save(Constants.SAVE_ONDEMAND)
        for(var i=0; i<occs.length; i++)
        {
            var attrOcc = occs[i].AttrOcc(Constants.AT_NAME)
            if(attrOcc!=null && attrOcc.IsValid())
            {
                 attrOcc.FontStyleSheet().Font( Context.getSelectedLanguage() ).setColor ( new java.awt.Color(1,0,0) )  
            }
        }
        ArisData.Save(Constants.SAVE_NOW)
    }
    catch(e){/* ignore the model lock*/}
}
else //change individual attribute's font.
{
    var defs = ArisData.getSelectedObjDefs();
    ArisData.Save(Constants.SAVE_IMMEDIATELY)
    for(var i=0; i<defs.length; i++)
    {
        var attrDef = defs[i].Attribute(Constants.AT_NAME, Context.getSelectedLanguage())
        var formattedValue = attrDef.getValue()
        attrDef.setStyledValue( "<html><body><p style=\"color:blue\">"+formattedValue+"</p></body></html>" ) 
    }
}

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Alexander Mayer on March 26, 2015 as Reply to Torsten Haase

Hi Torsten

Thank you for the posted solution, but when I run your code an error message occurs "RefernceError: "ArisData" is not defined". What do I miss for defining the database?

I am new to ARIS and coding, so your help is much appriciated.

Br
Alexander

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