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NAME

        GA_TEXTEDITOR_ColorMap -- [IS.], LONG *

FUNCTION

        This is a map of allocated colors, which corresponds to the pen number
        you set with GA_TEXTEDITOR_Pen.
        By default the map looks like this:
           0 = Normal (user configured text/highlight color)
           1 = Shine
           2 = Halfshine
           3 = Background
           4 = Halfshadow
           5 = Shadow
           6 = Text
           7 = Fill
           8 = Mark
           9 = Screen pen 0
          10 = Screen pen 1
          11 = Screen pen 3
          .. = ...
         255 = Screen pen 246
        If you supply your own colormap, then pen value 0 will still be
        "Normal", i.e. the first entry in your colormap has pen value 1.
        This may seem a bit illogical, suggest an alternative if you want!
        You are allowed to dynamically change the colormap. However if you
        change an entry which is on-screen, then it won't have any immediate
        effect. The idea is that you should e.g. supply a colormap with 16
        unused LONGs, allow the user to select a custom color, allocate that
        color and store the screen pen value into the colormap. Now you can
        use that entry as argument to GA_TEXTEDITOR_Pen.
        Have in mind that your application may change screen, so the best
        place to allocate/free colors are in the MUIM_Show and MUIM_Hide
        methods of the editorgadget. An example of this can be found in
        TextEditor-Demo.c

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