public static ConsolePalette GetDefaultPalette()
{
if (_readDefPalette)
{
return(_defPalette);
}
//For whatever reason, System.Console stores the default console colors privately. I would rather use reflection
//instead of Win32Native, so we're going with this
//Calling GetBufferInfo makes sure the private values we need in Console are set. This method handles lazy evaluation used to populate some
//private variables, so it's perfectly safe for us to call. We could also check _haveReadDefaultColors to see if we actually need to do this,
//but we would end up using this anyway if that's false, so we're saving on reflection.
//We're looking for the method with no parameters
typeof(Console).GetMethod("GetBufferInfo", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Static, null, new Type[] { }, null).Invoke(null, null);
//The private field we need is now set, so we can check the value safely
byte dwColors = (byte)typeof(Console).GetField("_defaultColors", BindingFlags.Static | BindingFlags.NonPublic).GetValue(null);
//Convert the value into 4 bit colors, then cache the value so we never have to do this again...
_defPalette = new ConsolePalette((ConsoleColor)(dwColors & 15), (ConsoleColor)((dwColors & 240) >> 4));
_readDefPalette = true;
return(_defPalette);
}
public static void WithColorScheme(ConsolePalette scheme, Action task)
{
var temp = ConsolePalette.GetCurrent();
scheme.Apply();
task();
temp.Apply();
}
public ConsoleLayoutComponent(Rectangle bounds, ConsolePalette colors)
{
_colors = colors;
_bounds = bounds;
Refresh();
}
public SelectableLabel(string text, Rectangle bounds, ConsolePalette normal, ConsolePalette selected) : base(bounds, normal)
{
_text = text;
_selectedColor = selected;
Refresh();
}
