palettehelper | Utility Android app for generating color palettes
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Palette Helper is a simple utility app made to generate color palettes of images using Google's fantastic Palette library. It's mostly a for-fun pet project, and intended as such for anyone that wants to see what kind of results the library churns out for images. I hope it might also be useful to any designers that want to design a color palette around a given scene or image. The flow is pretty simple. You can either choose to open an image from storage, take one from your camera (if you feel like capturing a scene), or enter an image URL. You can also share an image with the app via the system's intent system either directly or via URL. For fun, I opted to write this all in Kotlin. Assuming you install the Kotlin plugin, this should be easy to import and run in Android Studio.
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QUESTION
I'm wondering if is possible bound a Command
to the ComboBox
, I've actually implemented the Command
logic on a Menu
, in this way:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-22 at 20:51You can use Blend Behaviors and bind an event to a command. You will need to refer System.Windows.Interactivity
namespace, which you can get by installing the Expression.Blend.Sdk
NuGet package.
Once installed, add the following XAML namespace to your page:
QUESTION
I'm trying to add the MaterialDesign accents to a MenuItem, actually I've managed this partially, this is what I did so far:
Menu creation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-22 at 17:44I suspect you are actually getting an ArgumentNullException. Since the ReplaceAccentColor checks the incoming parameter for null. If you set a break point on that line I suspect that swatch is null.
I see that you are setting up the command, but not setting up the command's parameter meaning that the default value of null will be used.
Simply adding one more setter to your menu item style should fix it.
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