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How to change the color of a link [message #55946]

Tue, 26 September 2006 11:53

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: contact.noelios.com

I'm trying to change a rather basic aspect of my diagrams, the link
color, from the default grey to black.

I've tried to set the foreground color (new Child | Foreground Color RGB
Color) of my polyline in the GMF Graph with no success.

Any suggestion or pointer?

Thanks,
Jerome

Re: How to change the color of a link [message #55976 is a reply to message #55946]

Tue, 26 September 2006 12:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: snej_NO-SPAM_.esuark.de

Jerome Louvel wrote:
> I've tried to set the foreground color (new Child | Foreground Color RGB
> Color) of my polyline in the GMF Graph with no success.

Did you try "Background Color RGB"?
Foreground Color is afaik only for text (label from connection) and
stuff like that. The color the line is drawn with should be the
background color ...

Jens

Re: How to change the color of a link [message #56223 is a reply to message #55976]

Wed, 27 September 2006 06:10

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: contact.noelios.com

Thanks Jens for the feed-back. Actually, it is the Foreground Color
property that must be used. What led me to a false conclusion is that
you need to recreate links in order to see their new default color, or
to create new links to test the color change...

--
Jerome Louvel
http://www.noelios.com

Jens Krause a écrit :
> Jerome Louvel wrote:
>> I've tried to set the foreground color (new Child | Foreground Color
>> RGB Color) of my polyline in the GMF Graph with no success.
>
> Did you try "Background Color RGB"?
> Foreground Color is afaik only for text (label from connection) and
> stuff like that. The color the line is drawn with should be the
> background color ...
>
> Jens

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