ColorEdit.EditValue Property

Gets or sets the selected color.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v18.2.dll

Declaration

C#

[Browsable(false)]
public override object EditValue { get; set; }

VB.NET

<Browsable(False)>
Public Overrides Property EditValue As Object

Property Value

Type	Description
Object	An object representing the currently selected color.

Remarks

The EditValue property can accept integer values (represent colors in RGB formats) and Color values. Assigning other value types (including null) to the EditValue property results in setting the EditValue property to System.Drawing.Color.Empty.

The RepositoryItemColorEdit.StoreColorAsInteger property specifies whether the EditValue property returns an integer or a color value. Note that you can always access the edit value represented by a Color structure using the ColorEdit.Color property.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-create-a-circled-progress-bar-e3656/CS/MainForm.cs#L28

currentRepository.CustomBehavior.StartAngle = (CircledProgressBarEditor.CircleStartAngle)radioGroupSartAngle.EditValue;
currentRepository.CustomBehavior.TextEllipseColor = (Color)colorEditEllipseText.EditValue;

how-to-immediately-update-gridview-states-after-a-cell-value-is-changed-e4300/CS/WindowsFormsApplication1/Form1.cs#L119

if(rowSum > 50 && rowSum < 100)
    e.Appearance.BackColor = (Color)colorEdit1.EditValue;
else if(rowSum >= 100)

colorpickedit-how-to-open-the-more-colors-dialog-programatically-t231423/CS/WindowsFormsApplication715/Form1.cs#L29

frm.StartPosition = FormStartPosition.CenterScreen;
var editorColor = (Color)ritem.OwnerEdit.EditValue;
frm.SelectedColor = editorColor.IsEmpty ? Color.FromArgb(255, editorColor) : editorColor;

how-to-add-a-clear-button-to-implement-a-clear-edit-value-functionality-e4943/CS/CustomColorPIckEdit/MyPopupColorPickEditForm.cs#L68

}
OwnerEdit.EditValue = null;
Close();

VB.NET

how-to-create-a-circled-progress-bar-e3656/VB/MainForm.vb#L26

currentRepository.CustomBehavior.StartAngle = CType(radioGroupSartAngle.EditValue, CircledProgressBarEditor.CircleStartAngle)
currentRepository.CustomBehavior.TextEllipseColor = CType(colorEditEllipseText.EditValue, Color)

how-to-immediately-update-gridview-states-after-a-cell-value-is-changed-e4300/VB/WindowsFormsApplication1/Form1.vb#L121

If rowSum > 50 AndAlso rowSum < 100 Then
    e.Appearance.BackColor = CType(colorEdit1.EditValue, Color)
ElseIf rowSum >= 100 Then

colorpickedit-how-to-open-the-more-colors-dialog-programatically-t231423/VB/WindowsFormsApplication715/Form1.vb#L32

frm.StartPosition = FormStartPosition.CenterScreen
Dim editorColor = CType(ritem.OwnerEdit.EditValue, Color)
frm.SelectedColor = If(editorColor.IsEmpty, Color.FromArgb(255, editorColor), editorColor)

how-to-add-a-clear-button-to-implement-a-clear-edit-value-functionality-e4943/VB/CustomColorPIckEdit/MyPopupColorPickEditForm.vb#L67

End If
OwnerEdit.EditValue = Nothing
Close()