How to change inlineColorPicker's color? or I'd love to use palette.

[jamesdawkins]

Hi, Thank you for improving wonderful function.

Now I'm makeing apps and want to use InlineColorPicker for it.

I want to ask is same as the title. Can't we change the colors in the inlineColorPicker? Or it will be so happy to use palette.

Is there any information or plan?

Kindly confirm. Thank you!

[alldritt]

I'm pleased to hear you find the control useful.

If you want to change the chosen colour, just set the colour row's value property:

        form
            +++ Section()
                <<< InlineColorPickerRow { (row) in
                    row.title = "Stimulus Color"
                    row.value = ????
                }
                .onChange { (row) in
                    ??? = row.value
                }

If you want to change the pallets of colours offered, then you can do that like this:

        form
            +++ Section()
                <<< InlineColorPickerRow { (row) in
                    row.title = "Stimulus Color"
                    row.value = ????
                }
                .cellSetup { (cell, row) in
                    //  Exclude the Solorized palette
                    row.inlineRow?.cell.palettes = [iOS().palette,
                                     WP8().palette,
                                     Flat().palette,
                                     Material().palette,
                                     Metro().palette]
                }
                .onChange { (row) in
                    ??? = row.value
                }

[jamesdawkins]

Tnank you!!

If you want to change the pallets of colours offered, then you can do that like this:

I wanted to use this side but it didn't work and it just can show Apple,metro and so on in the pallet... Is there any bad line in my code?

<<< InlineColorPickerRow { (row) in row.title = "Stimulus Color" row.value = UIColor.white } .cellSetup { (cell, row) in // Exclude the Solorized palette row.inlineRow?.cell.palettes = [ColorPalette(name: "All",palette: [ColorSpec(hex: "#BDC3C4", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#000000", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#d8de00", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#9ec700", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#4caf0f", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#009825", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#009b71", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#009e9f", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#00a1c5", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#00a3e7", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#008dd0", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#0072b6", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#00509a", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#000c7a", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#6d087c", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#a1007e", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#cb0080", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#f00082", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#ef0070", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#ef005a", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#ef003a", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#ef0000", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#f56b00", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#fca000", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#ffcd00", name: ""), ColorSpec(hex: "#fff500", name: "")])] } .onChange { (row) in }.cellUpdate { cell, row in cell.textLabel?.font = .italicSystemFont(ofSize: 14) }

[alldritt]

Yes, that seems fine to me.