//
// $Id$
//

//
// tstColor
//
// This program demonstrates that setColor() works with
// Set( _SET_COLOR ) and also that the internal representation
// of a clipper color string is properly converted back to a
// valid string.  It also shows that there can be any number of
// color pairs as in CA-Clipper
// This demo will be expanded over time.
//
// Written by Paul Tucker {ptucker@sympatico.ca>
// www - http://www.harbour-project.org
//
// This test program placed in the public domain
//

#include "color.ch"
#include "set.ch"

proc main
   Local cColor := "r+/bg*,rg*/ng+,w/n,b+/w,rg/b,w+/n*"

   ? "original set ", set(_SET_COLOR )
   ? "should match ", setColor( cColor )
   ? "input 1      ", cColor
   ? "return       ", setColor("1/7,9/15")
   ? "input 2      ", "1/7,9/15"
   ? "return       ", setColor()
   ? "final set    ", set(_SET_COLOR )

   SetColor("BG/N, N/BG")
   ? "Hello1"
   ColorSelect( CLR_ENHANCED )
   ? "Hello2"
   ColorSelect( CLR_STANDARD )
   ? "Hello3"
   ColorSelect( CLR_ENHANCED )
   SetColor("GR/N, N/GR")
   ? "Hello4"
   ColorSelect( CLR_ENHANCED )
   ? "Hello5"
   ColorSelect( CLR_STANDARD )
   ? "Hello6"
   SetColor("B/N, N/B")
   ? "Hello7"

   RETURN
