[Closed] Extend ColorAnimationExtensions with 'TextColorTo' for ITextStyle #203
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Love it! Let's see if we get any more feedback from the community on this in the next few days, then open a New Feature Proposal! |
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I really like this! To overcomplicate the situation is there any sense in considering whether we could combine animations together? I get that we could probably call something like the following: var label = new Label();
await Task.WhenAll(
label.TextColorTo(Colors.Red, 16, 1500, Easing.SinIn),
label.BackgroundColorTo(Colors.Orange, 16, 1000, Easing.SpringIn));This may well be enough or a user could write their own for more complex scenarios. Or we further expand the compound animations coming soon. This concept is starting to get me thinking about whether this could expose a new way of doing things for the compound animation proposal too. |
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Promoted to Proposal 🎉 Adding |
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Closed as moved to Proposal #211 |
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Currently the
ColorAnimationExtensionsclass has 1 methodBackgroundColorTowhich helps animating the color transition of aVisualElement'sBackgroundColor.The ITextStyle interface - which is implemented by things like
ILabel,IButton,IEntry, ... - defines aTextColorproperty of typeColor. I can imagine devs might want to animate the transition of the text color of controls that implement this interface.That's why I want to propose adding a
TextColorToextension method for theITextStyleinterface:This would allow us to use it for any UI control that implements ITextStyle, like ILabel, IButton, IEntry, etc.
Let's discuss! 🙂
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