Hey guys, im working on theming my gui and have been struggling with changing the color scheme of the array graph.
I can't find any option in pd-gui.tcl to change the color of the lines. Is it even able to be changed?
Heres my current scheme:

# color scheme
set ::canvas_fill "#303030"
set ::text_color "#ffffff"
set ::select_color "#ff7200"
set ::dash_outline "#888888"
set ::dash_fill "#555555"
set ::box_outline "#888888"
set ::graph_outline "#888888"
set ::atom_box_fill "#555555"
set ::msg_box_fill "#555555"
set ::obj_box_fill "#555555"
set ::signal_cord_highlight "#fff600"
set ::signal_cord "#00868a"
set ::signal_nlet $signal_cord
set ::msg_cord_highlight "#fff600"
set ::msg_cord "#ff3e8a"
set ::msg_nlet "#ff3e8a"
set :mixed_nlet "#88aaff"

Thanks in advance.

@TerraByteTech No.......... http://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/5305/array-graphs-can-i-change-the-line-thickness-and-colors
As said by Maelstorm, you could use data structures to draw the coloured trace, but...........
a) it's not at all easy ([plot] is the object to look for!)
they cannot be "read" by tabread. etc. and so are not as useful........ as a very plain and ordinary set of plain black points!
You could maybe associate a plain and useful, but hidden array...... with a pretty data structure that approximates that array?
David.

@whale-av Oops, i guess i missed that post. :P
Well.. that's a bummer.
Thanks for your help anyway.
I'll have to look into doing it in gem.

Have a nice day :3

@TerraByteTech Here is an example of how it can be done... it's a head f....k but it works.........
Dive down (search... find) and look for [plot]..... and you will see how it can be achieved....
Enjoy!!........ simple struct usage.zip
David.

@whale-av Awesome!
thanks man.

Just as a side note, it's possible to change a graph's colour in its properties using Pd-l2Ork.

@gsagostinho sadly, im bound to a windows machine for now...
(bios manufacturer released an update that causes GRUB to freak the hell out and Intel refuses to fix their linux drivers for their I3 integrated graphics cards.)