Re: Attributes in member text?

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sure.  Easy.

http://www.martinvt.com/Code_Samples/SEU_Colors/seu_colors.html

At the bottom is a chart of the codes that you can use.  Just type the 
code and the following text will  reflect that choice.

 Typing:  "NOTICE!!!! x'38' This text is pink"

will give you "This text is pink" in pink.

the x'38' takes one space on the line.

On that page, above the chart, there is a mapping file.  You can 
copy/paste that into notepad, save it as a
*.kmp file.  (mine is "C:\Program Files\IBM\Client 
Access\Emulator\Private\Booth.kmp" )  and then in your client access 
session you can edit --> preferences --> Keyboard -->keyboard Setup and 
choose your new *.kmp file.  Then you can use colors with the 
alt/ctrl/shift keys to change the display attributes without needing to 
know the hex codes.


James H. H. Lampert wrote:
> Is there by any chance a way to put a display attribute byte into the 
> member text of a source member, so that it would show up in the PDM 
> member list?
>
> We just had a case where ignoring a warning I'd put into the member text 
> of a "dummy" member (e.g., member name "$$WARNING$," member text "Make 
> sure you remember to do this!") caused a bit of embarrassment, and it 
> would be nice if I could make it stand out a bit more.
>
> --
> JHHL
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