private void InitializeColorEntries()
{
// ROBBY: I removed black and white because they create problems with the background and red because it
// should be reserved for overdue. Also, I swapped out the colors to be a little more unique.
ColorEntryList colorEntries = new ColorEntryList
{
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorRed, Color = "#FFFF0000" },
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorGray, Color = "#FFD0D0D0" },
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorOrange, Color = "#FFFF7200"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorBlue, Color = "#FF0E68AD"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorFuchsia, Color = "#FFDA1773"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorPurple, Color = "#FF6b217E"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorGreen, Color = "#FF62A616"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorCyan, Color = "#FF109791"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorYellow, Color = "#FFFFAE00"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorMauve, Color = "#FFA186BE"},
new ColorEntry { Name = ApplicationStrings.ColorSalmon, Color = "#FFFF835D"}
};
Resources.Add( UIConstants.ColorEntries , colorEntries);
}
public string GetColorName(string hexColor)
{
ColorEntryList colorEntries = new ColorEntryList
{
new ColorEntry { Name = "Red", Color = "#FFFF0000"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Gray", Color = "#FF808080"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Orange", Color = "#FFFF7200"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Blue", Color = "#FF0E68AD"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Fuchsia", Color = "#FFDA1773"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Purple", Color = "#FF6b217E"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Green", Color = "#FF62A616"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Cyan", Color = "#FF109791"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Yellow", Color = "#FFFFAE00"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Mauve", Color = "#FFA186BE"},
new ColorEntry { Name = "Salmon", Color = "#FFFF835D"}
};
var colorEntry = colorEntries.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Color == hexColor);
if (colorEntry != null)
return colorEntry.Name;
else
return "Blue";
}
