colors

Arguments: pixmap

Returns (or sets with setf) the vector of colors that are used to draw the pixels of the pixmap. This actually just accesses the texture-info-colors of the texture-info of the pixmap object, where the texture-info is kept as a sub-object for backward compatibility.

The value of this property can be the symbol :default as well as a vector of colors. This special value means to use the colors currently returned by default-pixmap-color-vector. If the colors used in the pixmap are equivalent to those returned by initial-pixmap-color-vector (and in the same order), then it may be desirable to specify :default. The reason is that Common Graphics replaces three of the colors in the default-pixmap-color-vector with colors that match the end user's color scheme (as specified in the Windows Control Panel). Specifying :default will ensure that the pixmap uses those three special colors in the end user's scheme. Specifically, the color at index 7 will be the value returned by system-dialog-background-color, position 8 will hold the system-edge-shadow-color, and position 15 (the last position) will hold the system-background-color.

colors is a property of the pixmap class.

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