private void OnColorChanged <T>(AvaloniaPropertyChangedEventArgs <T> args)
{
// If we're in the process of internally updating the color, then we don't want to respond to the Color property changing,
// aside from raising the ColorChanged event.
if (!m_updatingColor)
{
var color = Color;
m_currentRgb = new Rgb(color.R / 255.0, color.G / 255.0, color.B / 255.0);
m_currentAlpha = color.A / 255.0;
m_currentHsv = ColorConversion.RgbToHsv(m_currentRgb);
m_currentHex = GetCurrentHexValue();
UpdateColorControls(ColorUpdateReason.ColorPropertyChanged);
}
var oldColor = args.OldValue.GetValueOrDefault <Color>();
var newColor = args.NewValue.GetValueOrDefault <Color>();
if (oldColor.A != newColor.A ||
oldColor.R != newColor.R ||
oldColor.G != newColor.G ||
oldColor.B != newColor.B)
{
var colorChangedEventArgs = new ColorChangedEventArgs(oldColor, newColor);
ColorChanged?.Invoke(this, colorChangedEventArgs);
}
}
private void OnColorSpectrumColorChanged(object sender, ColorChangedEventArgs args)
{
// If we're updating controls, then this is being raised in response to that,
// so we'll ignore it.
if (m_updatingControls)
{
return;
}
var hsvColor = (Hsv)((ColorSpectrum)sender).HsvColor;
UpdateColor(hsvColor, ColorUpdateReason.ColorSpectrumColorChanged);
}
