AppWidgetHostView.SetColorResources(SparseIntArray) Method
Definition
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Set the dynamically overloaded color resources.
[Android.Runtime.Register("setColorResources", "(Landroid/util/SparseIntArray;)V", "GetSetColorResources_Landroid_util_SparseIntArray_Handler", ApiSince=31)]
public virtual void SetColorResources (Android.Util.SparseIntArray colorMapping);[<Android.Runtime.Register("setColorResources", "(Landroid/util/SparseIntArray;)V", "GetSetColorResources_Landroid_util_SparseIntArray_Handler", ApiSince=31)>]
abstract member SetColorResources : Android.Util.SparseIntArray -> unit
override this.SetColorResources : Android.Util.SparseIntArray -> unitParameters
- colorMapping
- SparseIntArray
- Attributes
Remarks
Set the dynamically overloaded color resources.
colorMapping maps a predefined set of color resources to their ARGB representation. Any entry not in the predefined set of colors will be ignored.
Calling this method will trigger a full re-inflation of the App Widget.
The color resources that can be overloaded are the ones whose name is prefixed with system_neutral or system_accent, for example android.R.color#system_neutral1_500.
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