Usage: see below
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RunScript(script.skin.helper.colorpicker,skinstring=XXX)
This command will open the color picker of the script. After the user selected a color, the color will be stored in the skin string.
Required parameter: skinstring: Skin String inwhich the value of the color (ARGB) will be stored.
In your skin you can just use the skin string to color a control, example: $INFO[Skin.String(defaultLabelColor)]
####Notes:
- If you want to display the name of the selected color, add a prefix .name to your skin string.
For example: Default color for labels: $INFO[Skin.String(defaultLabelColor.name)]
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If you want to customize the look and feel of the color picker window, make sure to include script-skin_helper_service-ColorPicker.xml in your skin and skin it to your needs.
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If you want to specify the header title of the color picker, make sure to include a label with ID 1 in the XML and add the header= parameter when you launch the script.
For example: RunScript(script.skin.helper.colorpicker,skinstring=MySkinString,header=Set the OSD Foreground Color)
- By default the colorpicker will provide a list of available colors. If you want to provide that list yourself, create a file "colors.xml" in skin\extras\colors\colors.xml See the default colors file in the script's location, subfolder resources\colors
If you want to set a Window(home) Property instead of a skin settings:
RunScript(script.skin.helper.colorpicker,winproperty=XXX)
If you want to use the color picker to store the color in a shortcut-property from the skinshortcuts script, include a button in your script-skinshortcuts.xml with this onclick-action:
RunScript(script.skin.helper.colorpicker,shortcutproperty=XXX)
The color picker supports having multiple color palettes in your colors.xml. The structure of your colors.xml file will then be layered, like this:
<colors>
<palette name="mypalette1">
<color name="color1">ffffffff</color>
</palette>
</colors>If you do not create the palette sublevel in your colors.xml, the script will just display all tags.
If you have specified multiple palettes you can use a button with ID 3030 to switch between color palettes.
Also it is possible to launch the color picker with a specific palette, in that case supply the palette= parameter when you open the picker, for example:
RunScript(script.skin.helper.colorpicker,skinstring=MySkinString,palette=mypalette1)
