Hey Nick,
that's the thing. It's not that easy.
Checkout what I wrote in my initial post:
@android:color/background_dark
@android:color/primary_text_dark
They basically look the same right? And they are both public, right?
However so far I have only been able to pry the RGB valu
Mariano-
Well if the colors are publicly accessible you could access them
directly [find out the color resource identifiers by digging through
the source for the system theme/style xml files.. available in the Git
repo], something like: @android:color/resourceid .. This will allow
you to use the s
Hey Pat.
Thanks for your chipping in.
No, I could also hardcode the colors and that is what it seems I will have
to do. In my particular case it won't make much difference at the moment.
For now I just need two values and they correspond to the light and dark.
But for the future my needs will gro
Do you need to be doing this programatically? You could always take a
screenshot of your phone [either using DDMS on a non-rooted device or
the PicMe app on a rooted device] and then grab the colors using
Photoshop or any image editing software. Another option, again not
programmatic, would be to d
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