FYI, I have started a basic project in Delphi to identify the changes
made to themes. So far it compares a changed directory with an original
directory, and outputs listings like:

tbutton.wbi\States\array[Normal]\RootElement\Background\Fill\Color="4291
220198"->"4289509054"
tbutton.wbi\States\array[Normal]\RootElement\Elements\array[Caption]\Lef
t="9"->"10"
tbutton.wbi\States\array[Normal]\RootElement\Elements\array[Caption]\Top
="3"->"4"
tbutton.wbi\States\array[Normal]\RootElement\Elements\array[Caption]\Fon
t\Color="4283331761"->"4294967295"
tbutton.wbi\States\array[Hot]\RootElement\Elements\array[Caption]\Left="
9"->"10"
tbutton.wbi\States\array[Hot]\RootElement\Elements\array[Caption]\Top="3
"->"4"
tbutton.wbi\States\array[Hot]\RootElement\Elements\array[Caption]\Font\C
olor="4283331761"->"4294967295"

Those are all on a single line, not broken as in the editor here, with
the format:

file-name\path-to-change="old"->"new"

It's not quite ready for sensible use, in that there is no path
selector or saving, but it already shows me useful stuff. The next
phase, which I may never get to, is to take a saved set of these and
apply it to a new set. Or, perhaps also allow wildcards to allow all
font\color to be set. That may be too far though.

If anyone is interested, I might put the source in GIT for sharing.

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Matthew Jones

Matthew Jones wrote:

> "4291220198"->"4289509054"

Tim, do you have a table of the standard colours and matching numbers
available? I'd like to be able to show that this is clElevateLightBlue
changed to clElevateLightGray or something, if that was possible. It
would also allow me/someone to define my own colour sets, so that
customer color schemes are identifiable, or applicable easily. I could
work it all out, but a number=colourname table would be much easier.
Thanks for considering it.


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Matthew Jones

On 4/6/2016 8:36 AM, Matthew Jones wrote:
> Matthew Jones wrote:
>
>> "4291220198"->"4289509054"
>
> Tim, do you have a table of the standard colours and matching numbers
> available? I'd like to be able to show that this is clElevateLightBlue
> changed to clElevateLightGray or something, if that was possible. It
> would also allow me/someone to define my own colour sets, so that
> customer color schemes are identifiable, or applicable easily. I could
> work it all out, but a number=colourname table would be much easier.
> Thanks for considering it.

Webui does have them all defined in hex (i.e. clElevateLightBlue =
$FF3694D6). Would be relatively easy to extract the table from there.

Raul

Raul wrote:

> Webui does have them all defined in hex (i.e. clElevateLightBlue =
> $FF3694D6).

Perfect. So many time I want something and Tim has already done it.

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Matthew Jones