private void LooRGBColors()
{
//
// Move to the required Color to show. We only have space to show ten colors
// at a time on the form. So when we wish to show the next ten colors,
// (colors 11-20, 21-30 etc) we iterate the colors enumeration appropriately.
//
int lngMoveNext = 0;
m_enumNewColors.Reset();
while (lngMoveNext < m_lngColors)
{
m_enumNewColors.Next();
lngMoveNext = lngMoveNext + 1;
}
//
// Show colors in textboxes as necessary.
//
IColor colNew = null;
int lngCount = 0;
for (lngCount = 0; lngCount <= 9; lngCount++)
{
//commented the control array txtColor - OLD
//With txtColor(lngCount)
// colNew = m_enumNewColors.Next
// '
// ' If getting the next color returns nothing, we have got to
// ' the end of the colors enumeration.
// '
// If colNew Is Nothing Then
// Exit For
// End If
// .BackColor = System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.FromOle(colNew.RGB)
// .Visible = True
//End With
colNew = m_enumNewColors.Next();
//
// If getting the next color returns nothing, we have got to
// the end of the colors enumeration.
//
if (colNew == null)
break;
TextBoxColors[lngCount].BackColor = System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.FromOle(colNew.RGB);
TextBoxColors[lngCount].Visible = true;
//Commented the control array lblIndex - OLD
//With lblIndex(lngCount)
// .Text = CStr(lngCount + m_lngColors)
// .Visible = True
//End With
//LabelsIndex[lngCount].Text = System.Convert().ToString(lngCount + m_lngColors);
LabelsIndex[lngCount].Text = Convert.ToString (lngCount+m_lngColors);
LabelsIndex[lngCount].Visible = true;
}
}
