[PSTricks] what about being able to write \psset{textcolor=white}?

[Christophe Broult]

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Hi,

I like to use \newpsstyle so I use the same parameters for different
objects. So far I am able to write

\newpsstyle{mystyle}{fillcolor=red,linecolor=black}

but it seems that there is no PSTricks key to set the text color. 
Using the following lines 

\makeatletter
\def\psset at textcolor#1{\color{#1}}%\pst at getcolor{#1}\pslinecolor}
\makeatother

I can write 

\newpsstyle{mystyle}{fillcolor=red,linecolor=black,textcolor=white}

and get the expected behavior.

Is there another way to obtain the same result? If not, I think this
is something useful that should be added to standard PSTricks.

Chris

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// Chris Broult http://www.info.unicaen.fr/lpv


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