Name: focusPixel

Type: property

Syntax: set the focusPixel of <object> to <colorNumber> 

Summary: Specifies which entry in the <color table> is used for the color of an <object|object's> outline when it has the <insertion point> or is <active (focused)(glossary)>.

Synonyms: eighthPixel

Associations: stack,card,field,button,graphic,scrollbar,player,image

Introduced: 1.0

OS: mac,windows,linux,ios,android

Platforms: desktop,server,web,mobile

Example:
set the focusPixel of this stack to 33

Value:
The <focusPixel> of an <object> is an <integer> between zero and (the screenColors - 1). It designates an entry in the current color table.
By default, the <focusPixel> for all <object|objects> is empty.

Description:
Use the <focusPixel> <property> to change the focus color of an <object> when the <bit depth> of the screen is 8 <bit|bits> (256 colors) or less.

The <focusPixel> <property> specifies which entry in the <color table> is used for an <object|object's> focus color. It is similar to the <focusColor> <property>, but is specified as an entry in the current <color table>, rather than as a <color reference>.

The color table can be set by changing the colorMap <property>.

References: borderPixel (property), focusColor (property), integer (keyword), object (object), property (glossary), color reference (glossary), insertion point (glossary), bit (glossary), color table (glossary), active control (glossary), bit depth (glossary)

Tags: ui
