code-coverage-set-html-background-colors Function

Summary

Sets the background colors used in the HTML code coverage output.

Package

hcl

Signature

code-coverage-set-html-background-colors &key counters counters-negative uncovered partially-covered fully-covered hidden-partial error warn eliminated marked-cell

Arguments

counters⇩	A string.
counters-negative⇩	A string.
uncovered⇩	A string.
partially-covered⇩	A string.
fully-covered⇩	A string.
hidden-partial⇩	A string.
error⇩	A string.
warn⇩	A string.
eliminated⇩	A string.
marked-cell⇩	A string.

Description

The function code-coverage-set-html-background-colors sets the background colors that code-coverage-data-generate-coloring-html uses to color the output.

Each of the keyword arguments counters, counters-negative, uncovered, partially-covered, fully-covered, hidden-partial, error, warn, eliminated and marked-cell, when supplied, must specify a color that is valid HTML. This can be either:

• A hexadecimal value "rrggbb" where rr, gg and bb are hexadecimal numbers specifying the Red, Green and Blue values, or:
• A name that web browsers recognize.

LispWorks does not actually check that the name is a known name.

Only those colors for which a keyword argument is supplied are affected.

See 10.7 Understanding the code coverage output for details of how the colors are used.

See also

code-coverage-data-generate-coloring-html
code-coverage-set-editor-colors
10.7 Understanding the code coverage output