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Re: 'border' types and unit fills

From: Hans Ronne <hronne at telia dot com>
To: Lincoln Peters <peters2000 at mindspring dot com>
Cc: xconq7 at sources dot redhat dot com
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 12:28:20 +0200
Subject: Re: 'border' types and unit fills
References: <003d01c27d7e$f3cbdb90$6601a8c0@sbnhxyqkh6><l03130300b9d8e7264795@[212.181.162.155]><002701c27b18$f2c6c6a0$6601a8c0@sbnhxyqkh6> <3DB813A2.6060008@apple.com> <003d01c27d7e$f3cbdb90$6601a8c0@sbnhxyqkh6>

>> 2) I would like to fill units with the appropriate color for their side
>>     (blue for Union, grey for Confederates).
>>
>> I can see that I can declare colors for each side, but no way to use them in
>> coloring the units (at least
>> that I can spot).  Any pointers?
>
>I think that it works on the Mac, but not on UNIX.  At least if you're
>dealing with monochrome icons.

That's right. It's partially supported in the tcltk interface, though, so I
don't think it would be too difficult to implement it there, too. The
question is if it's worth doing. The trend in new games is to use full
colors icons with emblems as side markers instead. See advances.g or
lord-rings.g.

Hans

References:
- 'border' types and unit fills
  - From: Erik Jessen
- Xconq Windows and Mac binaries
  - From: Hans Ronne
- Countries
  - From: Erik Jessen
- Re: Countries
  - From: Stan Shebs
- Re: 'border' types and unit fills
  - From: Lincoln Peters

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