koobas.hobune.stream
Enumerated Colors
Lets try this again.
I want to use an enum of colors but System.Drawing.KnownColor (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.drawing.knowncolor.aspx) is not supported in Unity.
What is my best option?
I guess there is an easy solution afterall, I just need to use ConsoleColor instead of Color.
public enum RarityTypes {Common = ConsoleColor.Gray, Enchanted = ConsoleColor.White, Rare = ConsoleColor.Green, Heroic = ConsoleColor.Blue, Legendary = ConsoleColor.DarkMagenta, Unique = ConsoleColor.Yellow};
ConsoleColor is Different from Color.
I'd like to use this way(Create a Color file by VS)
System.Array colorsArray = Enum.GetValues(typeof(KnownColor));
KnownColor[] allColors = new KnownColor[colorsArray.Length];
Array.Copy(colorsArray, allColors, colorsArray.Length);
for (int i = 0; i < allColors.Length; i++)
{
Color c = Color.FromName(allColors[i].ToString());
//first way : crate an enum
Console.WriteLine(allColors[i] + " = " + c.ToArgb() + ",");
//second way : crate a class
Console.WriteLine("public static Color " + allColors[i] + " = new Color32(" + c.R + "," + c.G + "," + c.B + "," + c.A + ");");
}
How do you get $$anonymous$$nownColor to work in $$anonymous$$onoDevelop/unity?
The code works in VisualStudio not Unity. $$anonymous$$y destination is create a class which has an enum of color value. The class may works in Unity seperately.
Just Like this:
public enum $$anonymous$$nownColor
{
ActiveBorder = -2830136,
ActiveCaption = -16755485,
......
$$anonymous$$enuBar = -1250856,
$$anonymous$$enuHighlight = -13538619,
}
