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Format::setFgColor

Format::setFgColor -- Sets the cell's foreground color

Описание

Sets the cell's "foreground color".

The term "foreground color" is misleading. Here, "foreground" means the top layer of a cell's background. To set the color of a cell's contents, use the setColor() method.

The color actually seen may depend on the pattern and background color being used.

The example entitled "How background and foreground colors interact with patterns" is very helpful.

Параметр

  • mixed $color - either a string (like 'blue'), or an integer (range is [8...63]).

    See the "Using colors" section, below, for more information.

Using colors

The following colors can be defined by name: black, white, red, green, blue, yellow, magenta and cyan.

To learn what the other indexed colors look like, read Color Palette and the 56 Excel ColorIndex Colors. Beware that the color indexes listed there are displaced by 1 with respect to those used by Spreadsheet_Excel_Writer.

If the predifined colors don't meet your requirements, use the setCustomColor() method.

Заметка

Эта функция не должна вызываться статически.

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User Notes:
Note by: gwinkless
Further to my previous note, this behaviour is actually because of bug 12062 - http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=12062 - in fact using colors 0-7 will actually map to colors 8-15, so with the default 0.9.1beta custom colors should only start at 16.
Note by: pear@defgeoff.co.uk
custom color is listed as starting at 8, but if you change index 8 it appears to affect the color "white". Index seems to work fine if you start at 9.