During the creation of my awesome Matching Game ;) I found a problem that is completely out of reach.
When the player chooses two labels with symbols on them I want to lock all the other labels for 4 seconds.
But when I do that, the forecolor of all the labels changes to grey and the symbols are visible. My question is - is there a method to change the ForeColor
of a disabled label in visual c#?
The project is a WinForm application.
At the moment I set the color of a label in code this way:
label1.ForeColor = lable1.BackColor;
When the user clicks the label I change it to:
lable1.ForeColor = Color.Black;
Just create your own label with a redefined paint event:
protected override void OnPaint ( System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs e )
{
if ( Enabled )
{
//use normal realization
base.OnPaint (e);
return;
}
//custom drawing
using ( Brush aBrush = new SolidBrush( "YourCustomDisableColor" ) )
{
e.Graphics.DrawString( Text, Font, aBrush, ClientRectangle );
}
}
Be careful with text format flags during text drawing.