Hi 

NO  SOURCE                 DESTINATION     NET      SERVICES

row1   link in red color      link in yellow   nmfp     ppp
row2   link in yellow color   link in yellow   ndfmp    sdf
row3   link in red color      link in yellow   nfgmp    ppdp
row4   link in yellow color   link in yellow   nmp      psp

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This is how it will look like. i want to collect the info about the row that has source in red color and destination in yellow (no need to click on the link) i jsut want to check the color of the link.

is this fine ?

sunny

In reply to Re^4: Perl color identify ? by sunny
in thread Perl color identify ? by Anonymous Monk

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