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Red is #FFFF0000, no problem. But for Green, it is not #FF0FF000, it is #FF008000, this is very strange. Can some guy give me a explaination?
FF00FF00 is Lime color
See : Colors Class
Wonder why html CCS make this name.
There are some explanations about Green/Lime on Wikipedia at X11_color_names
Hi,
Sorry, #FF0FF000 is my handwriting error. I mean it should be #FF00FF00.
My question is why WPF define Brushes.Green value #FF008000, it should be #FF00FF00.
Green is system-defined color that has the ARGB value of #FF008000, you can see it in Colors.Green Property. You can check it with adding System.Drawing dll to your project and using below code to get the name of it:
Color color = ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#FF008000");
Color color2 = ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#FF00FF00");
MessageBox.Show("#FF008000 Color Name is:" + color.Name+ "\n #FF00FF00 Color Name is:" + color2.Name);
You can see the result picture:
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Hi,
Thanks. But why? who name it? RGB, G means green. So, green should be 0,255,0, there are also other standards for defining this, The name of FF00FF00 should be green. This would be more reasonable.