/// <summary>
/// Consctructs the Console Color map.
/// </summary>
private void ConstructMap()
{
ConsoleHostNativeMethods.CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO_EX screenBufferInfo = DotConsoleNative.GetConsoleScreenBufferInfoExtended(consoleHandle);
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.Black, Convert(screenBufferInfo.black.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.White, Convert(screenBufferInfo.white.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.Red, Convert(screenBufferInfo.red.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.Green, Convert(screenBufferInfo.green.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.Blue, Convert(screenBufferInfo.blue.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.Gray, Convert(screenBufferInfo.gray.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.Cyan, Convert(screenBufferInfo.cyan.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.Magenta, Convert(screenBufferInfo.magenta.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.DarkRed, Convert(screenBufferInfo.darkRed.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.DarkGreen, Convert(screenBufferInfo.darkGreen.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.DarkBlue, Convert(screenBufferInfo.darkBlue.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.DarkGray, Convert(screenBufferInfo.darkGray.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.DarkYellow, Convert(screenBufferInfo.darkYellow.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.DarkCyan, Convert(screenBufferInfo.darkCyan.Color));
colorMap.Add(ConsoleColor.DarkMagenta, Convert(screenBufferInfo.darkMagenta.Color));
}
/// <summary>
/// Send the updated Color to the console host under the specified ConsoleColor key.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="keyColor"></param>
/// <param name="targetColor"></param>
private void MapToConsoleHost(ConsoleColor keyColor, Color targetColor)
{
ConsoleHostNativeMethods.CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO_EX screenBufferInfo = DotConsoleNative.GetConsoleScreenBufferInfoExtended(consoleHandle);
switch (keyColor)
{
case ConsoleColor.Black:
screenBufferInfo.black.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.White:
screenBufferInfo.white.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.Blue:
screenBufferInfo.blue.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.Cyan:
screenBufferInfo.cyan.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.Red:
screenBufferInfo.red.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.Green:
screenBufferInfo.green.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.Magenta:
screenBufferInfo.magenta.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.Gray:
screenBufferInfo.gray.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.Yellow:
screenBufferInfo.yellow.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.DarkYellow:
screenBufferInfo.darkYellow.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.DarkRed:
screenBufferInfo.darkRed.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.DarkGreen:
screenBufferInfo.darkGreen.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.DarkBlue:
screenBufferInfo.darkBlue.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.DarkMagenta:
screenBufferInfo.darkMagenta.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.DarkGray:
screenBufferInfo.darkGray.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
case ConsoleColor.DarkCyan:
screenBufferInfo.darkCyan.Color = Convert(colorMap[keyColor]);
break;
}
// SUPER WHACKY CODE HERE.
// WHY???!!!
// This looks to me like a bug but it's needed since buffer info seems to shrink one line at a time in every direction :|
screenBufferInfo.window.Bottom++;
screenBufferInfo.window.Right++;
DotConsoleNative.SetConsoleScreenBufferInfoExtended(consoleHandle, screenBufferInfo);
}