#!/usr/NeWS/bin/psh
%
% Date: Sun, 23 Oct 88 00:32:20 EDT
% To: NeWS-makers@brillig.umd.edu
% Subject: getcolors: saves the current screen colors
% From: jcricket!sjs@bellcore.com  (Stan Switzer)
% 
% Ok, fine.  Now I have pretty colors on my screen.  Do I have to set
% them up every time I log in?  What a hassle!
% 
% No problem.  This little ditty produces a postscript program that when
% run sets your colors back to what they are right now.
% 
% If you have all been good little hackers, you will have already
% installed my window patches in your user.ps file.  One of the last
% things that file does is to check to see if a file called "color.ps"
% or "mono.ps" exists (in the current directory, presumably $HOME) and
% if so runs it.
% 
% Suggested use:
%   1) Get the colors just the way you like them.  (Use good judgement.
%      Other people may have to look at your screen someday!)
%   2) On a color workstation: getcolors >~/color.ps
%   3) On a mono workstation: getcolors >~/mono.ps
% 
% Again, as always, enjoy!
% 
% Stan Switzer sjs@ctt.bellcore.com
% 
% P.S.:  Ignore article's reply address since my poster mungs it; use
% signature address instead.
% -------------------------------------------------------------

%
% getcolors: output postscript program to restore current colors.
%
% Copyright (C) 1988 by Stan Switzer. All rights reserved.
% This program is provided for unrestricted use, provided that this
% copyright message is preserved. There is no warranty, and no author
% or distributer accepts responsibility for any damage caused by this
% program.
%

/OrigColor currentcolor def

/Ip { 100 mul dup 99 gt
  { pop (1) print } { (0.)print .501 add cvi
    dup 10 lt { (0) print } if (xxxxx) cvs print } ifelse } def

/P {
  dup type /Z type eq { dup 50 string cvs (/) print print } if
  dup type 11 type eq { dup Ip } if
  dup type .1 type eq { dup Ip } if
  dup type () type eq { dup print } if
  pop
} def
/X { (  ) print
  [ exch dup load setshade currentrgbcolor  ] { P ( ) print } forall
  ( rgbcolor store\n) print } def
/X? { currentdict 1 index known { X } { pop } ifelse } def

/DefaultRootGrayOrColor X
/backgroundcolor X
/textcolor X

LiteWindow begin (LiteWindow begin\n) print
  (  /ClientFillColor backgroundcolor store\n) print
  /FrameFillColor X
  /KeyFocusColor X
  /IconFillColor X
  /IconBorderColor X
  /IconTextColor X
(end\n) print end

UserProfile begin (UserProfile begin\n) print
  /NtermTextColor X?
  /NtermFillColor X?
  /NtermCaretColor X?
(end\n) print end

({ framebuffer setcanvas PaintRoot\n) print
( { /setfgcolor where { pop % Hack Warning (find nterm windows)\n) print
(  /NtermTextColor UserProfile 1 index known { UserProfile exch get\n)print
(    dup /setfgcolor Text send /setfgcolor Win send } { pop } ifelse\n) print
(  /NtermFillColor UserProfile 1 index known { UserProfile exch get\n) print
(    dup /setbgcolor Text send /setbgcolor Win send } { pop } ifelse\n) print
(  /NtermCaretColor UserProfile 1 index known { UserProfile exch get\n) print
(    /setcaretcolor Text send } { pop } ifelse \n) print
( } if /paint self send} AllWin } fork pop\n) print

10 { pause } repeat

OrigColor setcolor

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