Joel,
Not sure who told you to try to do it as a single color, but I think your
approach needs some additional thought.
I just checked and the Rulers **are** controlled by style.
svtools/source/control/ruler.cxx
#695
GetFaceColor
GetLightColor
GetShadowColor
GetDarkShadowColor
pointing back to
vcl/source/app/settings.cxx
#85
where the style is loaded into a struct
maFaceColor
maLightColor
maShadowColor
maDarkShadowColor
Meaning, rather than a fixed color--with refined control of the colors
specified as style defaults loaded into the struct it should allow better
settings on generally Dark, or Light, or HighContrast, user interfaces.
But at the moment I'm not sure how one can access and manipulate the style
Not sure if it is per-document or a generic in the registry. Not controlled
from Tools -> Options -> Application Colors, or Expert Configuration that I
can see. But it should be possible to do this.
Stuart
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