AppWizard Set PROGBAR COLOR

    • AppWizard Set PROGBAR COLOR

      ppWizard V154a_646a ,

      C CODE
      if(LD>50)APPW_SetVarData(ID_VAR_BAT_COLOR,GREEN); //0X07E0
      else if(LD>20)APPW_SetVarData(ID_VAR_BAT_COLOR, GRED); //0XFFE0
      else if(LD<=20)APPW_SetVarData(ID_VAR_BAT_COLOR,GRED); //0XFFE0
      //PROGBAR0-26 , LD 0-100
      APPW_SetVarData(ID_VAR_BAT_PROGBAR,LD/4+1);

      The actual running effect is displayed in black regardless of the variable value set;
      Is the usage incorrect?
      Images

      • 屏幕截图 2025-03-27 153116.png

        34.19 kB, 423×250, viewed 53 times

      • 屏幕截图 2025-03-27 153044.png

        20.22 kB, 941×193, viewed 47 times

      • _20250327153254.png

        477.29 kB, 672×458, viewed 56 times

      The post was edited 2 times, last by CF_238001 ().

    • Hello,

      seems there's nothing wrong with your code, I'm using AppWizard V154_646 and it works fine on my side.


      C Source Code

      1. void ID_SCREEN_00__APPW_NOTIFICATION_INITDIALOG(APPW_ACTION_ITEM * pAction, WM_HWIN hScreen, WM_MESSAGE * pMsg, int * pResult) {
      2. GUI_USE_PARA(pAction);
      3. GUI_USE_PARA(hScreen);
      4. GUI_USE_PARA(pMsg);
      5. GUI_USE_PARA(pResult);
      7. APPW_SetVarData(ID_VAR_COL, GUI_GREEN);
      8. }


      Maybe you should check if you set a color within the properties of the progbar in AppWizard does this shows correct color without adding C-code.
      Images

      • 1.png

        22.38 kB, 850×622, viewed 24 times

      • 5438410757428607709.jpg

        105.01 kB, 960×1,280, viewed 30 times
      Regards,

      Anthony