change_color.cpp

demonstrates the use of xtd::forms::control back_color and fore_color properties.

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#include <xtd/xtd>
 
class form1 : public form {
public:
  form1() {
    controls().add_range({change_color_button, label1, label2});
    client_size({400, 200});
    
    change_color_button.auto_size(true);
    change_color_button.location({10, 10});
    change_color_button.text("Change color");
    change_color_button.click += delegate_ {
      back_color(color::from_argb(rand.next<byte>(), rand.next<byte>(), rand.next<byte>()));
      fore_color(color::from_argb(rand.next<byte>(), rand.next<byte>(), rand.next<byte>()));
      label1.text(string::format("back_color = {}\nfore_color = {}", label1.back_color(), label1.fore_color()));
      label2.text(string::format("back_color = {}\nfore_color = {}", label2.back_color(), label2.fore_color()));
    };
    
    label1.auto_size(true);
    label1.location({10, 50});
    label1.text(string::format("back_color = {}\nfore_color = {}", label1.back_color(), label1.fore_color()));
    
    label2.auto_size(true);
    label2.back_color(color::dark_cyan);
    label2.fore_color(color::black);
    label2.location({10, 110});
    label2.text(string::format("back_color = {}\nfore_color = {}", label2.back_color(), label2.fore_color()));
  }
  
private:
  xtd::random rand;
  button change_color_button;
  label label1;
  label label2;
};
 
auto main() -> int {
  application::run(form1 {});
}