These logical names allow the setting of the RGB color settings for the Performance Manager Color PostScript graphs. You can also use them to specify grey shades for black and white printers.
Each logical name pertains to one of the 6 colors that may appear. PSPA$PS_RGB_1 refers to the first color, appearing at the bottom of the graph, whose legend is located at the lower right of the display.
Specify a triplet of decimal values, separated by spaces, in the range of 0-1, where the first is for red, then green, and blue. A lower value produces a darker shade. For example the following settings establish the default colors for Performance Manager PostScript Graph Colors:
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_1 ".22 1 .55" |
Green |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_2 ".77 .44 1 " |
Magenta |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_3 ".88 .77 .11" |
Yellow |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_4 ".33 .33 .22" |
Brown |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_5 "1 .22 0 " |
Red, slightly Orange |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_6 "0 0 1 " |
Blue |
If you want to specify grey shades, make the values for red, green and blue the same. For example:
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_1 "0 0 0" |
Black |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_2 ".2 .2 .2" |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_3 ".4 .4 .4" |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_4 ".6 .6 .6" |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_5 ".8 .8 .8" |
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DEFINE PSPA$PS_RGB_6 ".95 .95 .95" |
near White |
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