private void btnSelectColor_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
// Initialize CustomColors with an array of integers.
// Note that these colors aren't in the same format
// .NET colors -- these are the old VB6-type
// color values. For example, 0 is Black, 255 is Red,
// and so on. You can use the VB6 RGB function to create
// these values.
// For this example, put Red, Green, and Blue in the custom
// colors section.
try
{
// Initialize the selected color
// to match the color currently used
// by the TextBox's foreground color.
// The default is Black.
cdlgText.Color = txtFileContents.ForeColor;
// Fill the custom colors on the dialog box
// with the array you've supplied. This is,
// of course, totally optional.
cdlgText.CustomColors = CustomColors;
// Allow the user to create custom colors?
// The default is true.
cdlgText.AllowFullOpen = true;
// Display all of the basic colors?
// The default is false.
cdlgText.AnyColor = true;
// if true, dialog box displays with the custom
// color settings side open, well.
// The default is false.
cdlgText.FullOpen = false;
// Restrict users to solid colors only.
// The default is false.
cdlgText.SolidColorOnly = true;
// if ShowHelp is true, the control will display its Help
// button, and you can react to the control's
// HelpRequest event.
// The default is false.
cdlgText.ShowHelp = true;
if (cdlgText.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
txtFileContents.ForeColor = cdlgText.Color;
// Store the custom colors for future
// use.
CustomColors = cdlgText.CustomColors;
}
// Reset all the colors in the dialog box.
// This isn't necessary, but it does
// make sure the dialog box is in a
// known state for its next use.
cdlgText.Reset();
}
catch (Exception exp)
{
MessageBox.Show(exp.Message, this.Text);
}
}
private void bgOut_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ColorDialog MyDialog = new ColorDialog();
MyDialog.FullOpen = true;
MyDialog.Color = l_out_mex.BackColor;
if (MyDialog.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
l_out_mex.BackColor = MyDialog.Color;
Properties.Settings.Default.colorMex = MyDialog.Color;
}
MyDialog.Reset();
}
