14 methods override MaestroEngineTaskInterface::getTaskColours() in Maestro 8.2
- MaestroAndTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroAndTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroBatchFunctionTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroBatchFunctionTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroContentTypeTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroContentTypeTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroEndTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroEndTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroIfTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroIfTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroInteractiveExampleTask::getTaskColours in modules/
examples/ maestro_interactive_task_plugin_example/ src/ Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroInteractiveExampleTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroInteractiveTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroInteractiveTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroManualWebTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroManualWebTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroNonInteractiveExampleTask::getTaskColours in modules/
examples/ maestro_noninteractive_task_plugin_example/ src/ Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroNonInteractiveExampleTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroOrTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroOrTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroSetProcessVariableTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroSetProcessVariableTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroSpawnSubFlowTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroSpawnSubFlowTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroStartTask::getTaskColours in src/
Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroStartTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.
- MaestroWebformTask::getTaskColours in modules/
maestro_webform/ src/ Plugin/ EngineTasks/ MaestroWebformTask.php - Returns the task's defined colours. This is useful if you want to let the tasks decide on what colours to paint themselves in the UI.