c# - compare a brush and color

Question

if (backBrush == SystemColors.ActiveCaption)

This fails. Says you can't compare a brush and a color.

How do I find the color of the brush?

score 5 · Accepted Answer

If backBrush is a SolidColorBrush (based on what you're trying to do it probably is) you can use:

if(((SolidColorBrush)backBrush).Color == SystemColors.ActiveCaption)

score 2 · Accepted Answer

If the brush is a SolidBrush you can compare the Color member of the brush. Something like this.

SolidBrush solidBrush = brush as SolidBrush;
if (solidBrush != null && solidBrush.Color == SystemColors.ActiveCaption)
{
  // ....
}

The above is for WinForms, for WPF you would use SolidColorBrush rather than SolidBrush.

score 1 · Accepted Answer

A Brush does not have a color.

You use a Brush with a Color for filling/painting etc.

Some brushes do have a color (HatchBrush has two), so you will need to cast to the type of brush and compare colors then:

((HatchBrush)backBrush).BackgroundColor == SystemColors.ActiveCaption

score 1 · Accepted Answer

1

Have you tried the SystemBrushes namespace?

if (backBrush == SystemBrushes.ActiveCaption)
{...

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