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EventIDE provides several built-in data types that are used for element properties. The built-in types are also available for coding in the snippets and developing the custom AddIns. The built-in types are not classes but plain .NET values types - it means they don't need a class constructor and disposing. Below, all built-in EventIDE types are listed with descriptions and code examples.

Table of Contents [Hide/Show] stColor     Fields     Code Examples stPosition stAlignment Final Notes

stColor ¶

stColor is a data type for managing colors in EventIDE. stColor is a data struct that stores a single 32-bits ARGB value.

Fields ¶

stColor exposes the following struct fields

Field Name	Description	Value Type
.A	Defines a value for the Alpha channel (transparency)	Byte
.R	Defines a value for the Red channel	Byte
.G	Defines a value for the Green channel	Byte
.B	Defines a value for the Blue channel	Byte
.Hue	Defines a color hue in HSB/HSV color space. The value has to be in the range 0..360	Int32
.Saturation	Defines a color saturation in HSB/HSV color space The value has to be in the range 0..100	Int32
.Brightness	Defines a color saturation in HSB/HSV color space The value has to be in the range 0..100	Int32

Code Examples ¶

 
// Declaration and initialization 

// declare a new stColor and initialize its value to the green
stColor MyColor;
MyColor.A=255;
MyColor.R=0;
MyColor.G=255;
MyColor.B=0;

// declare and initialize with the green color with an optional stColor constructors
stColor MyColor2=new stColor(0,255,0); 
stColor MyColor3=new stColor(255,0,255,0); 

// The following examples cause runtime errors because the field values have to be integers in the range 0..255
stColor MyColor=new stColor(0,256,0);  
stColor MyColor2=-20;

stPosition ¶

 // Check the trial outcome. Result and RT just other user variables
// insert code snippet here..

stAlignment ¶

 // Check the trial outcome. Result and RT just other user variables
// insert code snippet here..

Final Notes ¶

Insert Notes here..