// Build a new coloured theme based on SC's default theme
// and then set it as the program's default theme.
private void SetUpCustomColors()
{
// Create a set of default colours that we will modify
CustomColors = SadConsole.UI.Themes.Library.Default.Colors.Clone();
// Pick a couple of background colours that we will apply to all consoles.
Color backgroundColor = new Color(CustomColors.Black, "Black");
// Set background colour for controls consoles and their controls
CustomColors.ControlHostBackground = backgroundColor;
CustomColors.ControlBackgroundNormal = backgroundColor;
// Generate background colours for dark and light themes based on
// the default background colour.
//CustomColors.ControlH = (backgroundColor * 1.3f).FillAlpha();
//CustomColors.ControlBackDark = (backgroundColor * 0.7f).FillAlpha();
// Set a color for currently selected controls. This should always
// be different from the background colour.
CustomColors.ControlBackgroundSelected = new Color(CustomColors.GrayDark, "Grey");
// Rebuild all objects' themes with the custom colours we picked above.
CustomColors.RebuildAppearances();
// Now set all of these colours as default for SC's default theme.
SadConsole.UI.Themes.Library.Default.Colors = CustomColors;
}
public override void RefreshTheme(SadConsole.UI.Colors colors, ControlBase control)
{
if (colors == null)
{
colors = control.FindThemeColors();
}
ControlThemeState.Normal =
ControlThemeState.MouseOver =
ControlThemeState.MouseDown =
ControlThemeState.Focused =
ControlThemeState.Disabled =
new SadConsole.ColoredGlyph(textColor, colorValue);
_colorsLastUsed = colors;
}