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Overrides the Style of the ColorEyeDropper Overrides the Style of the S- and V- Slider Overrides the Style of the A-, R-, G- and B- Slider Overrides the DataTemplate of the preview if no color is selected

Overrides the checkered Brush which is visible if the color is transparent You can override the following Resources to modify the appearance of the ColorCanvas further. Gets or sets if the EyeDropper is visible. Gets or sets if the entry for the ColorName is visible. Gets or sets if the slider for the Alpha-channel isvisible. Gets or sets if the slider for the HSV-channels are visible. Gets or sets if the slider for the RGB-channels are visible. Gets or sets the Label for the color name Gets or sets the Label for the preview field Gets or sets the Label for the Value-channel Gets or sets the Label for the Saturation-channel Gets or sets the Label for the Hue-channel Gets or sets the Label for the Blue-channel Gets or sets the Label for the Green-channel Gets or sets the Label for the Red-channel Gets or sets the Label for the Alpha-channel Gets or sets the Dictionary used to get or set the ColorName (see also ColorHelper)

Gets or sets the name of the selected color (see also ColorHelper) Gets or sets the default color if the SelectedColor is null Select the saturation and value by moving the cross-hair in horizontally and vertically direction

Picking a color from anywhere of the screenĪ ColorEyeDropper to select a color from anywhere of the screen.

Entering the color name or HTML-notation.

The ColorCanvas control lets the user select a Color by the following options: You can then use this class like every other Property: Public override string? GetColorName(Color? color, Dictionary? colorNamesDictionary, bool useAlphaChannel) Public override Color? ColorFromString(string? colorName, Dictionary? colorNamesDictionary) Public static new readonly M圜olorHelper DefaultInstance = new() The ColorHelper can be derived from which lets you create your own logic for ColorFromString and GetColorName: // Add this to your using-section You can help providing translations to the build in dictionary. Provide translations for a language of your choiceĬurrently implemented color languages are Example Dictionary m圜olorNames = new Dictionary() That way you can use also different dictionaries for different ColorPicker. You can also create your own Dictionary anywhere in your Model or ViewModel to provide your own color names. You can change the build in dictionary via .ColorNamesDictionary by adding, removing or changing any color name. If you set the second parameter to 'null' the default dictionary will be used.

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If you want to look up a name of a given Color in code behind use this line: string nameOfTheColor = .DefaultInstance.GetColorName(m圜olor, theDictionaryToUse) The color names are stored in a Dictionary which is used to get the name of the provided Color. Select a Color from anywhere on the screen.Ī combination of the three controls above presented in a ComboBox like control.Ĭolors may have a name which is localize-able if you want to. Select a Color from predefined colors presented in a special ListBox. Select a Color by specifying its ARGB or AHSV channels. There are four different controls available to select a Color. The ColorPicker controls can be used to select any (in this document simply called Color). Customizing the content of the color picker.Provide translations for a language of your choice.

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