Colorful generation

[yannicklal]

Hi,
I've read all the style documentation and taken a look at the ThemeHelper code. I'd like to generate a theme with the Colorful option. I've run several tests but I can't get it to work. Could you help me?
Thanks

[batzen]

That's currently not possible during runtime with the default RuntimeThemeGenerator.
You could write your own, to achieve that.

Are you trying to generate one during runtime or during compile time?

If you want it during runtime you can do it as follows:

    private class RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant : RuntimeThemeGenerator
    {
        private static bool initialized = false;

        public static void Initialize()
        {
            if (initialized)
            {
                return;
            }

            Current = new RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant();
            initialized = true;
        }

        public string? ColorSchemeVariant { get; set; }

        /// <inheritdoc />
        public override LibraryTheme GenerateRuntimeLibraryTheme(LibraryThemeProvider libraryThemeProvider, Dictionary<string, string> values, RuntimeThemeColorValues runtimeThemeColorValues, string themeTemplateContent, string themeName, string themeDisplayName, ThemeGenerator.ThemeGeneratorBaseColorScheme baseColorScheme, ThemeGenerator.ThemeGeneratorColorScheme colorScheme, ThemeGenerator.ThemeGeneratorParameters generatorParameters)
        {
            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.PrimaryAccentColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.PrimaryAccentColor.ToString());
            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentBaseColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentBaseColor.ToString());
            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor80", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor80.ToString());
            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor60", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor60.ToString());
            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor40", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor40.ToString());
            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor20", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor20.ToString());

            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.HighlightColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.HighlightColor.ToString());
            values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.IdealForegroundColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.IdealForegroundColor.ToString());

            libraryThemeProvider.FillColorSchemeValues(values, runtimeThemeColorValues);

            var variant = this.ColorSchemeVariant is null
                ? new ThemeGenerator.AdditionalColorSchemeVariant()
                : generatorParameters.AdditionalColorSchemeVariants.First(x => x.Name == this.ColorSchemeVariant);

            var xamlContent = ThemeGenerator.Current.GenerateColorSchemeFileContent(themeTemplateContent, themeName, themeDisplayName, baseColorScheme.Name, colorScheme.Name, colorScheme.Name, runtimeThemeColorValues.Options.IsHighContrast, colorScheme.Values, variant.Values, baseColorScheme.Values, generatorParameters.DefaultValues);

            var preparedXamlContent = libraryThemeProvider.PrepareXamlContent(this, xamlContent, runtimeThemeColorValues);

            var resourceDictionary = (ResourceDictionary)XamlReader.Parse(preparedXamlContent);
            resourceDictionary.Add(Theme.ThemeIsRuntimeGeneratedKey, true);
            resourceDictionary[Theme.ThemeIsHighContrastKey] = runtimeThemeColorValues.Options.IsHighContrast;
            resourceDictionary[LibraryTheme.RuntimeThemeColorValuesKey] = runtimeThemeColorValues;

            libraryThemeProvider.PrepareRuntimeThemeResourceDictionary(this, resourceDictionary, runtimeThemeColorValues);

            var runtimeLibraryTheme = libraryThemeProvider.CreateRuntimeLibraryTheme(resourceDictionary, runtimeThemeColorValues);
            return runtimeLibraryTheme;
        }
    }

and use it as

        RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant.Initialize();
        ((RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant)RuntimeThemeGenerator.Current).ColorSchemeVariant = "Colorful";
        var theme = RuntimeThemeGenerator.Current.GenerateRuntimeTheme(baseColorScheme, accentBaseColor)!;

The modified part is (and it's usage one line later)

            var variant = this.ColorSchemeVariant is null
                ? new ThemeGenerator.AdditionalColorSchemeVariant()
                : generatorParameters.AdditionalColorSchemeVariants.First(x => x.Name == this.ColorSchemeVariant);

the remaining code is just a copy from the default implementation.

[yannicklal]

Thank you very much Bastian ! I just need to point out that the Color keys has been changed since the version 10 (I don’t know really witch one). Then ThemeGenerator.Colors.PrimaryAccentColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.PrimaryAccentColor.ToString() Beccome ThemeGenerator.Colors.PrimaryAccent", runtimeThemeColorValues.PrimaryAccent.ToString() All Color word at the end of each keys has been removed. And I belive that it’s the same with ColorBrushes keys, but I’m not sure, I don’t remember exactly. But anyway, Thank you so much ! Yannick Lalbatry Gérant SOFIASI image024.png ***@***.***> ***@***.*** image025.png <tel:+33285523060> +33 2 85 52 30 60 image026.png <tel:+33781005404> +33 7 81 00 54 04 image027.png 5, Boulevard Vincent Gache 44200 Nantes image028.png <http://sofiasi.com/> sofiasi.com <https://sofiasi.com/> image029.png ***@***.***> image030.png <https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063733312806> image031.png De : Bastian Schmidt ***@***.*** Envoyé : dimanche 10 septembre 2023 10:22 À : fluentribbon/Fluent.Ribbon Cc : yannicklal; Author Objet : Re: [fluentribbon/Fluent.Ribbon] Colorful generation (Discussion #1163) That's currently not possible during runtime with the default RuntimeThemeGenerator. You could write your own, to achieve that. Are you trying to generate one during runtime or during compile time? If you want it during runtime you can do it as follows: private class RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant : RuntimeThemeGenerator { private static bool initialized = false; public static void Initialize() { if (initialized) { return; } Current = new RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant(); initialized = true; } public string? ColorSchemeVariant { get; set; } /// <inheritdoc /> public override LibraryTheme GenerateRuntimeLibraryTheme(LibraryThemeProvider libraryThemeProvider, Dictionary<string, string> values, RuntimeThemeColorValues runtimeThemeColorValues, string themeTemplateContent, string themeName, string themeDisplayName, ThemeGenerator.ThemeGeneratorBaseColorScheme baseColorScheme, ThemeGenerator.ThemeGeneratorColorScheme colorScheme, ThemeGenerator.ThemeGeneratorParameters generatorParameters) { values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.PrimaryAccentColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.PrimaryAccentColor.ToString()); values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentBaseColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentBaseColor.ToString()); values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor80", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor80.ToString()); values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor60", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor60.ToString()); values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor40", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor40.ToString()); values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.AccentColor20", runtimeThemeColorValues.AccentColor20.ToString()); values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.HighlightColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.HighlightColor.ToString()); values.Add("ThemeGenerator.Colors.IdealForegroundColor", runtimeThemeColorValues.IdealForegroundColor.ToString()); libraryThemeProvider.FillColorSchemeValues(values, runtimeThemeColorValues); var variant = this.ColorSchemeVariant is null ? new ThemeGenerator.AdditionalColorSchemeVariant() : generatorParameters.AdditionalColorSchemeVariants.First(x => x.Name == this.ColorSchemeVariant); var xamlContent = ThemeGenerator.Current.GenerateColorSchemeFileContent(themeTemplateContent, themeName, themeDisplayName, baseColorScheme.Name, colorScheme.Name, colorScheme.Name, runtimeThemeColorValues.Options.IsHighContrast, colorScheme.Values, variant.Values, baseColorScheme.Values, generatorParameters.DefaultValues); var preparedXamlContent = libraryThemeProvider.PrepareXamlContent(this, xamlContent, runtimeThemeColorValues); var resourceDictionary = (ResourceDictionary)XamlReader.Parse(preparedXamlContent); resourceDictionary.Add(Theme.ThemeIsRuntimeGeneratedKey, true); resourceDictionary[Theme.ThemeIsHighContrastKey] = runtimeThemeColorValues.Options.IsHighContrast; resourceDictionary[LibraryTheme.RuntimeThemeColorValuesKey] = runtimeThemeColorValues; libraryThemeProvider.PrepareRuntimeThemeResourceDictionary(this, resourceDictionary, runtimeThemeColorValues); var runtimeLibraryTheme = libraryThemeProvider.CreateRuntimeLibraryTheme(resourceDictionary, runtimeThemeColorValues); return runtimeLibraryTheme; } } and use it as RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant.Initialize(); ((RuntimeThemeGeneratorWithColorVariant)RuntimeThemeGenerator.Current).ColorSchemeVariant = "Colorful"; var theme = RuntimeThemeGenerator.Current.GenerateRuntimeTheme(baseColorScheme, accentBaseColor)!; The modified part is (and it's usage one line later) var variant = this.ColorSchemeVariant is null ? new ThemeGenerator.AdditionalColorSchemeVariant() : generatorParameters.AdditionalColorSchemeVariants.First(x => x.Name == this.ColorSchemeVariant); the remaining code is just a copy from the default implementation. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1163 (comment)> , or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AJO5VHKYQMKEALNLS6ZONMTXZV2BLANCNFSM6AAAAAA36F77RA> . 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[batzen]

I just need to point out that the Color keys has been changed since the version 10 (I don’t know really witch one).

Those keys are for the ThemeGenerator metadata and were not changed, as the ThemeGenerator is part of ControlzEx and not Fluent.Ribbon itself. ;-)