/dports/cad/opencascade/opencascade-7.6.0/tests/opengl/data/text/ |
H A D | bug28099_text_core | 14 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -50 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color YELLOW -disptype blend -subcolor BLUE 15 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -100 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color YELLOW -disptype decal -subcolor BLUE 16 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -150 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color YELLOW -disptype subtitle -subcolor BLUE 17 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -200 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color CYAN -disptype normal -subcolor BLUE 19 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -250 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color CYAN -disptype normal -subcolor BLUE 20 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -300 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color YELLOW -disptype subtitle -subcolor BLUE 21 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -350 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color YELLOW -disptype decal -subcolor BLUE 22 …spos -1 1 -pos 100 -400 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color YELLOW -disptype blend -subcolor BLUE
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H A D | bug25121 | 20 …perspos -1 1 -pos 100 -200 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color WHITE -disptype normal -subcolor BLUE 21 …perspos -1 1 -pos 100 -250 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color WHITE -disptype normal -subcolor BLUE 22 …perspos -1 1 -pos 100 -300 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color WHITE -disptype normal -subcolor BLUE 23 …perspos -1 1 -pos 100 -350 0 -height 16 -font SansFont -color WHITE -disptype normal -subcolor BLUE
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H A D | bug27624 | 10 vdrawtext t1 "Subtitle" -height 20 -font SansFont -color GREEN -disptype subtitle -subcolor 4C4C4C
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/dports/games/openage/openage-0.3.0-1262-ga554ab49/assets/shaders/ |
H A D | teamcolors.frag.glsl | 27 //get the subcolor (brightness variations) 28 vec4 get_color(int playernum, int subcolor) { 29 return player_color[((playernum-1) * 8) + subcolor];
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/dports/graphics/opendx/dx-4.4.4/src/exec/dxmods/ |
H A D | _color.c | 59 Object subo, subcolor, subopacity; in _dxfColorRecurseToIndividual() local 85 subcolor = DXGetEnumeratedMember((Group)color, i, NULL); in _dxfColorRecurseToIndividual() 86 if (!subcolor) { in _dxfColorRecurseToIndividual() 92 subcolor = color; in _dxfColorRecurseToIndividual() 102 if (!_dxfColorRecurseToIndividual(subo,subcolor, subopacity, in _dxfColorRecurseToIndividual() 166 Object subo, subcolor, subopacity; in ColorObject() local 175 subcolor = DXGetEnumeratedMember((Group)color, i, NULL); in ColorObject() 176 if (!subcolor) { in ColorObject() 183 subcolor = color; in ColorObject() 196 if (!ColorObject(subo,subcolor, subopacity, component, setcolor, in ColorObject()
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/dports/multimedia/ccextractor/ccextractor-0.85/src/lib_ccx/ |
H A D | hardsubx.c | 121 switch(ctx->subcolor) in _hardsubx_params_dump() 175 if(ctx->subcolor == HARDSUBX_COLOR_WHITE) in _hardsubx_params_dump() 243 ctx->subcolor = options->hardsubx_subcolor; in _init_hardsubx()
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/dports/multimedia/mplayer/mplayer-export-2021-12-29/libvo/ |
H A D | vo_aa.c | 584 char *pseudoargv[4], *osdcolor = NULL, *subcolor = NULL, **strings, in parse_suboptions() local 589 {"subcolor", OPT_ARG_MSTRZ, &subcolor, NULL}, in parse_suboptions() 658 if (subcolor) aaopt_subcolor = getcolor(subcolor); in parse_suboptions() 669 free(subcolor); in parse_suboptions()
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/dports/multimedia/mencoder/mplayer-export-2021-12-29/libvo/ |
H A D | vo_aa.c | 584 char *pseudoargv[4], *osdcolor = NULL, *subcolor = NULL, **strings, in parse_suboptions() local 589 {"subcolor", OPT_ARG_MSTRZ, &subcolor, NULL}, in parse_suboptions() 658 if (subcolor) aaopt_subcolor = getcolor(subcolor); in parse_suboptions() 669 free(subcolor); in parse_suboptions()
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/dports/japanese/hns/hns-2.19.9/contrib/isystem-0.9.10/ |
H A D | config.ph | 35 $subcolor = "#800000"; #SUB,LSUB���ޥ�ɤ��忧
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/dports/databases/postgresql96-server/postgresql-9.6.24/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 190 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 193 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 195 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 207 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 215 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 217 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 225 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 229 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 233 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 244 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql96-pltcl/postgresql-9.6.24/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 190 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 193 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 195 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 207 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 215 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 217 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 225 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 229 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 233 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 244 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql96-plpython/postgresql-9.6.24/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 190 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 193 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 195 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 207 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 215 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 217 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 225 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 229 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 233 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 244 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql96-client/postgresql-9.6.24/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 190 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 193 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 195 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 207 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 215 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 217 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 225 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 229 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 233 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 244 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql96-contrib/postgresql-9.6.24/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 190 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 193 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 195 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 207 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 215 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 217 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 225 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 229 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 233 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 244 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql96-docs/postgresql-9.6.24/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 190 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 193 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 195 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 207 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 215 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 217 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 225 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 229 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 233 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 244 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql96-plperl/postgresql-9.6.24/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 190 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 193 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 195 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 207 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 215 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 217 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 225 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 229 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 233 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 244 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/net/kget/kget-21.12.3/ui/history/ |
H A D | transferhistoryitemdelegate.cpp | 116 …QColor subcolor = (option.state.testFlag(QStyle::State_Selected) || (option.state.testFlag(QStyle:… in paint() local 124 painter->setPen(subcolor); in paint()
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/dports/net/tcpillust/tcpillust/ |
H A D | tcpillust.tcl | 210 global subx1 subx2 suby1 suby2 sublines sublinecnt subcolor 213 $subx1($i) $suby1($i) $subx2($i) $suby2($i) -fill $subcolor($i)]
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/dports/databases/postgresql11-client/postgresql-11.14/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 191 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 194 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 196 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 208 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 216 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 218 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 226 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 230 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 234 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 245 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql10-docs/postgresql-10.19/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 191 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 194 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 196 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 208 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 216 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 218 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 226 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 230 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 234 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 245 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql10-contrib/postgresql-10.19/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 191 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 194 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 196 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 208 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 216 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 218 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 226 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 230 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 234 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 245 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql10-plperl/postgresql-10.19/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 191 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 194 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 196 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 208 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 216 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 218 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 226 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 230 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 234 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 245 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql10-client/postgresql-10.19/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 191 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 194 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 196 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 208 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 216 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 218 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 226 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 230 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 234 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 245 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql10-plpython/postgresql-10.19/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 191 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 194 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 196 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 208 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 216 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 218 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 226 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 230 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 234 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 245 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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/dports/databases/postgresql11-docs/postgresql-11.14/src/backend/regex/ |
H A D | README | 191 has a concept of "parent colors" and "subcolors", where a color's subcolor 194 because it suggests a long-lived relationship, but a subcolor link really 196 a subcolor link means that we are in process of splitting the parent color 208 as having the subcolor 2, which means that future relabelings of WHITE 216 which breaks all the existing parent/subcolor links; there is no longer a 218 actually, we did the same creation and clearing of a subcolor link for the 226 create a new color (3), link that as WHITE's subcolor, relabel "b" as 230 color is needed and create color 4. We link 4 as subcolor of 2, relabel 234 the subcolor links. okcolors() further observes that we have removed 245 the color map and 2 is linked as the subcolor of 3, and we add an arc for [all …]
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