ericek111
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Colours came from static brushes scattered over the windows. They now come from a Theme, and everything that paints a station, a spot or a log row asks Themes.Current as it paints, so changing the theme changes every window without reopening it. light is N1MM's own palette, read out of ApplicationStyles: the pale blue behind a window, ivory on a button, white boxes, and the four colours a station is painted in. dark is the same states in colours for a dark screen, which is roughly what the program looked like before. Config > Manage Skins, Colors and Fonts picks one, under N1MM's name for the same dialog, and shows what each theme paints a callsign. The choice is kept in settings.json as Theme, and light is the default. The window chrome follows through resources the Fluent controls read, so a text box and a button take the theme's colours in every state. Fonts and skins are not part of it. Looked at under Xvfb in both themes: the entry window, the theme dialog, and the log window with its rows still coloured by what each contact was worth. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
31 lines
811 B
C#
31 lines
811 B
C#
using Nonemm.App.Theming;
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namespace Nonemm.App.Tests;
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public class ThemesTests
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{
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[Fact]
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public void TheThemesAreFoundByName()
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{
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Assert.Equal("light", Themes.Find("light").Name);
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Assert.Equal("dark", Themes.Find("DARK").Name);
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}
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[Fact]
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public void AThemeNobodyShipsFallsBackToTheN1mmColours() =>
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Assert.Equal(Theme.Light, Themes.Find("solarized"));
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[Fact]
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public void OneBrushIsHandedOutPerColour() =>
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Assert.Same(Themes.Brush(Theme.Light.Worth), Themes.Brush(Theme.Light.Worth));
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[Fact]
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public void EveryThemePaintsTheFourStatesApart()
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{
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foreach (Theme theme in Themes.All)
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{
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Assert.Equal(4, new[] { theme.Worth, theme.Multiplier, theme.Multipliers, theme.Dupe }.Distinct().Count());
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}
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}
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}
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