GUICtrlSetBkColor color in black

[trescon 1]

Good evening, I need to configure a graphical interface where the contents of some "Button" are taken from a file I have foreseen to include with "#include".
For the text no problem, the problem comes when I'm going to assign the color to the background of the "Button", the "Button" becomes BLACK WHITE.
I included in the included file as follows:

$ Promotion_Color = "$ Color_Red"

Clarity I also imported #include the library <ColorConstants.au3>

In the main program I wrote like this:

$ Promotion = GUICtrlCreateButton ($ Promotion, Dim_Fin_X + $ 170, $ Dim_Fin_Y, 750.120)
GUICtrlSetFont (-1, 70, 800, 0, "Calibri")
GUICtrlSetBkColor ($ Promotion, $ Promotion_Color); will change background color

I thank all those who want to help me

Alberto

Edited September 3, 2017 by trescon

[trescon 1]

Solved by yourself, instead of putting "$ Color_Red" I put directly "0xFF0000"

 

[Simpel 60]

Hi.

I guess your problem above is because the quotation marks. Try:

$Promotion_Color = $Color_Red

By the way in your code above you have spaces between the $ and the rest of the variable.

This is not correct: $ Promotion_Color = 

This is correct: $Promotion_Color = 

Conrad

Edited September 3, 2017 by Simpel

[trescon 1]

1 hour ago, Simpel said:

Hi.

I guess your problem above is because the quotation marks. Try:

$Promotion_Color = $Color_Red

By the way in your code above you have spaces between the $ and the rest of the variable.

This is not correct: $ Promotion_Color = 

This is correct: $Promotion_Color = 

Conrad

Space has put it google during translation, in real code there is no.

Thanks anyway