Hey Nick,
that's the thing. It's not that easy.
Checkout what I wrote in my initial post:
item name=colorBackground@android:color/background_dark/item
item
name=textColorPrimary@android:color/primary_text_dark/item
They basically look the same right? And they are both public,
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
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
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
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