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regexThe color is given in ARGB format.
Colors are represented as 6 or 8 hexadecimal digits.
If 8 digits are present, the first two represent the alpha (transparency) channel.
For example, 40E0D0
would be the color Turquoise.
More information about the color format can be found on Wikipedia.
The color is given in ARGB format. Colors are represented as 6 or 8 hexadecimal digits. If 8 digits are present, the first two represent the alpha (transparency) channel. For example, 40E0D0 would be the color Turquoise.
More information about the color format can be found on Wikipedia.
The Coloring element allows specifying the color of components. For each color a list of components to be displayed with the that color should be provided.
The unique identifier of the entity.
This is not in the BCF spec, but is used internally.
However, when a BCF component requires a GUID
, the uuid
property is used.
The color is given in ARGB format.
Colors are represented as 6 or 8 hexadecimal digits.
If 8 digits are present, the first two represent the alpha (transparency) channel.
For example, 40E0D0
would be the color Turquoise.
More information about the color format can be found on Wikipedia.
Hex color
The color is given in ARGB format. Colors are represented as 6 or 8 hexadecimal digits. If 8 digits are present, the first two represent the alpha (transparency) channel. For example, 40E0D0 would be the color Turquoise.
More information about the color format can be found on Wikipedia.
The Coloring element allows specifying the color of components. For each color a list of components to be displayed with the that color should be provided.
The unique identifier of the entity.
This is not in the BCF spec, but is used internally.
However, when a BCF component requires a GUID
, the uuid
property is used.
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See CORE.Coloring.