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| − | |desc=Gets the current | + | |desc=Gets the current text color of the terminal. Returns the same decimal color codes as seen in [[Colors_(API)#Colors|this page]]. Also available as '''term.getTextColour''' for British spelling. |
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See also: [[term.setTextColor]]() | See also: [[term.setTextColor]]() | ||
Latest revision as of 12:08, 28 June 2015
 Function term.getTextColor | |
| Gets the current text color of the terminal. Returns the same decimal color codes as seen in this page. Also available as term.getTextColour for British spelling.
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| Syntax | term.getTextColor() |
| Returns | number color code |
| Part of | ComputerCraft |
| API | term |
Examples
 Example | |
| Prints the current text color of the terminal. | |
| Code |
local currentTextColor = term.getTextColor() print( "The current text color is: ", currentTextColor ) |
| Example | |
| Prints the current text color name (rather than the number) of the terminal. | |
| Code |
local currentTextColor = term.getTextColor()
local colorName = "Unknown"
for key, value in pairs( colors ) do -- find the name of the color
if value == currentTextColor then
colorName = key
break
end
end
print( "The current text color is: ", colorName )
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