Method # LightTingeColor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Warning

This item was deprecated in version 2019r2. Please use `Color.LightTingeColor` as a replacement.

## Description The currently selected operating system color for drawing light lines inside frames on the top and left sides. ## Usage *result* = **LightTingeColor** | Part | Type | Description | |--------|--------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------| | result | `Color` | The color used for drawing the light lines inside frames. | ## Notes

Note

This color value does not change when `Color.IsDarkMode` is True.

This value is useful when you are using `Canvas` controls to create custom controls. When drawing beveled objects, use this color for the light portions of the object (usually the top and left sides of the object). In a `CheckBox` control, this color is used to draw the light lines that give it the beveled appearance just inside the checkbox on the top and left sides. This value can be changed by the user, so you should access this value in the Paint event handler rather than storing the value. ## Sample code The following example uses the LightTingeColor to shade the top and left sides of the rectangle. ``` xojo Const White = &cffffff g.ForeColor = White g.DrawLine(1, 1, g.Width, 1) g.DrawLine(1, g.Height - 1, 1, 1) g.ForeColor = DarkBevelColor g.DrawLine(g.Width - 1, 2, g.Width - 1, g.Height) g.DrawLine(1, g.Height - 1, g.Width, g.Height - 1) ' fill in the light gray rectangle g.ForeColor = LightTingeColor g.FillRect(2, 2, g.Width - 3, g.Height - 3) ``` ## Compatibility All project types on all supported operating systems. ## See also `Color.DarkBevelColor`, `Color.DarkTingeColor`, `Color.DisabledTextColor`, `Color.FillColor`, `Color.FrameColor`, `Color.LightBevelColor`, `Color.TextColor` functions; `Color` data type.