ColorSelectionDialog

[monouser]

Hi,
can someone please tell what's wrong with this code?

[Task:File=/home/user/Projects/editor/editor/MainWindow.cs, Line=42,
Column=25, Type=Error, Priority=Normal, Description=Cannot implicitly
convert type `Gtk.ColorSelection' to `Gdk.Color'(CS0029)]

void setColor()
        {
                colorDialog = new ColorSelectionDialog("select color");
               
                color = new Gdk.Color();
               
                if(colorDialog.Run()==(int)ResponseType.Ok)
                {
                        color = colorDialog.ColorSelection;
                        textview1.ModifyText(StateType.Normal,color);
                }
               
        }
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[Chris Howie]

On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 8:52 PM, Darwin Reynoso<monouser@...> wrote:

> Hi,
> can someone please tell what's wrong with this code?
>
> [Task:File=/home/user/Projects/editor/editor/MainWindow.cs, Line=42,
> Column=25, Type=Error, Priority=Normal, Description=Cannot implicitly
> convert type `Gtk.ColorSelection' to `Gdk.Color'(CS0029)]
>
> void setColor()
>        {
>                colorDialog = new ColorSelectionDialog("select color");
>
>                color = new Gdk.Color();
>
>                if(colorDialog.Run()==(int)ResponseType.Ok)
>                {
>                        color = colorDialog.ColorSelection;
>                        textview1.ModifyText(StateType.Normal,color);
>                }
>
>        }

The correct answer to the question is: "it's in the documentation, RTFM."

However, to help point you in the right direction,
ColorSelectionDialog.ColorSelection returns a GTK widget that holds
the Gdk.Color you are after.

Also, you are not properly destroying the dialog after you use it.
You should add a line right before the end of the method (outside of
the if block) that reads "colorDialog.Destroy();".  If you are feeling
particularly paranoid about exceptions, you should wrap the block in a
try/finally, like so:

try {
    // Your method code goes here
} finally {
    if (colorDialog != null) {
        colorDialog.Destroy();
        colorDialog = null;
    }
}

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Chris Howie
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