I have a ComboBox that has a list of colors, and I want to use the color selected to fill a rectangle so I did this:
var alwan = typeof(Colors).GetTypeInfo().DeclaredProperties;
foreach (var item in alwan)
{
x.Add(item);
}
CbForColors.ItemsSource = x;
CbForColors_Copy.ItemsSource = x;
private void CbForColors_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)
{
var color = CbForColors.SelectedItem as PropertyInfo;
//var color2 = color.GetMethod;
//var color3 = color2.Invoke(color,null);
Rect_Sample.Fill = (Color)color.GetValue(null);
}
I get this error:
Cannot implicitly convert type '
Windows.UI.Color
' to 'Windows.UI.Xaml.Media.Brush
'
The commented lines I get the argb
for the color, ie. #FFA07FF0
(something like that). What's wrong with what is already implemented and how can I make a color from this argb
? Should I turn it into a string and then turn each 2 characters into an int and put them in a new color a,r,g,b?