ArgbColor

ArgbColor structure

Represents one color value in ARGB format with converters and serializers

public struct ArgbColor : ICssDataType, IEquatable<ArgbColor>

Name	Description
A { get; }	Gets the alpha part of the color.
Alpha { get; }	Gets the alpha part of the color in percent (0..1).
B { get; }	Gets the blue part of the color.
G { get; }	Gets the green part of the color.
IsEmpty { get; }	Uninitialized color - all 4 channels are set to 0. Same as Default and Transparent.
IsFullyOpaque { get; }	Indicates whether this `ArgbColor` instance is fully opaque, without transparency (its Alpha channel has max value)
IsFullyTransparent { get; }	Indicates whether this `ArgbColor` instance is fully transparent - its Alpha channel has the min (0) value, so other R, G, and B channels has no visible effect.
IsTranslucent { get; }	Indicates whether this `ArgbColor` instance is translucent (not fully transparent, but also not fully opaque)
R { get; }	Gets the red part of the color.
Value { get; }	Gets the Int32 value of the color.

Name	Description
static FromRgb(byte, byte, byte)	Creates one `ArgbColor` value from specified Red, Green, Blue channels, while Alpha channel is fully opaque
static FromRgba(byte, byte, byte, byte)	Creates one `ArgbColor` value from specified Red, Green, Blue, and Alpha channels
static FromSingleValueRgb(byte)	Creates a fully opaque (A=255) color from single value, which will be applied to all channels
Equals(ArgbColor)	Checks two `ArgbColor` colors for equality
override Equals(object)	Tests if another object is equal to this `ArgbColor` instance.
override GetHashCode()	Returns a hash code that defines the current color.
SerializeDefault()	Serializes this `ArgbColor` instance to the most appropriate CSS function notation depending on translucency
ToRGB()	Serializes this `ArgbColor` instance to the ‘rgb’ CSS function notation
ToRGBA()	Serializes this `ArgbColor` instance to the ‘rgba’ CSS function notation
override ToString()	Same as `SerializeDefault`
operator ==	Compares two colors and returns a boolean indicating if the two do match.
operator !=	Compares two colors and returns a boolean indicating if the two do not match.

Name	Description
static class KnownColors	Contains all “known colors”, that have fixed unique name and value in CSS standart

This type is designed to be useful for (but not limited to) CSS operations. See more: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value