How I can change the color of a TPanel with the VCL Styles enabled?

问题

I need to change the color of a TPanel when the VCL styles are enabled. I tried using and modifying the code listed in the article Changing the color of Edit Controls with VCL Styles Enabled, but it is not working for a TPanel. How I can change the color of a TPanel with the VCL Styles enabled?

回答1:

The TPanel doesn't use a style hook to draw the control, so you can't use the technique described in the article. instead you must override the paint method.

Check this sample using a interposer class.

type

  TPanel=Class(Vcl.ExtCtrls.TPanel)
  protected
    procedure Paint; override;
  End;


Uses
  Vcl.Styles,
  Vcl.Themes;

{$R *.dfm}

{ TPanel }

procedure TPanel.Paint;
const
  Alignments: array[TAlignment] of Longint = (DT_LEFT, DT_RIGHT, DT_CENTER);
  VerticalAlignments: array[TVerticalAlignment] of Longint = (DT_TOP, DT_BOTTOM, DT_VCENTER);
var
  Rect: TRect;
  LColor: TColor;
  LStyle: TCustomStyleServices;
  LDetails: TThemedElementDetails;
  TopColor        : TColor;
  BottomColor     : TColor;
  LBaseColor      : TColor;
  LBaseTopColor   : TColor;
  LBaseBottomColor: TColor;
  Flags: Longint;

  procedure AdjustColors(Bevel: TPanelBevel);
  begin
    TopColor := LBaseTopColor;
    if Bevel = bvLowered then
      TopColor := LBaseBottomColor;
    BottomColor := LBaseBottomColor;
    if Bevel = bvLowered then
      BottomColor := LBaseTopColor;
  end;

begin
  Rect := GetClientRect;

  LBaseColor := Color;//use the color property value to get the background color.
  LBaseTopColor := clBtnHighlight;
  LBaseBottomColor := clBtnShadow;
  LStyle := StyleServices;
  if LStyle.Enabled then
  begin
    LDetails := LStyle.GetElementDetails(tpPanelBevel);
    if LStyle.GetElementColor(LDetails, ecEdgeHighLightColor, LColor) and (LColor <> clNone) then
      LBaseTopColor := LColor;
    if LStyle.GetElementColor(LDetails, ecEdgeShadowColor, LColor) and (LColor <> clNone) then
      LBaseBottomColor := LColor;
  end;

  if BevelOuter <> bvNone then
  begin
    AdjustColors(BevelOuter);
    Frame3D(Canvas, Rect, TopColor, BottomColor, BevelWidth);
  end;
  if not (LStyle.Enabled and (csParentBackground in ControlStyle)) then
    Frame3D(Canvas, Rect, LBaseColor, LBaseColor, BorderWidth)
  else
    InflateRect(Rect, -Integer(BorderWidth), -Integer(BorderWidth));
  if BevelInner <> bvNone then
  begin
    AdjustColors(BevelInner);
    Frame3D(Canvas, Rect, TopColor, BottomColor, BevelWidth);
  end;
  with Canvas do
  begin
    if not LStyle.Enabled or not ParentBackground then
    begin
      Brush.Color := LBaseColor;
      FillRect(Rect);
    end;

    if ShowCaption and (Caption <> '') then
    begin
      Brush.Style := bsClear;
      Font := Self.Font;
      Flags := DT_EXPANDTABS or DT_SINGLELINE or
        VerticalAlignments[VerticalAlignment] or Alignments[Alignment];
      Flags := DrawTextBiDiModeFlags(Flags);
      if LStyle.Enabled then
      begin
        LDetails := LStyle.GetElementDetails(tpPanelBackground);
        if not LStyle.GetElementColor(LDetails, ecTextColor, LColor) or (LColor = clNone) then
          LColor := Font.Color;
        LStyle.DrawText(Handle, LDetails, Caption, Rect, TTextFormatFlags(Flags), LColor)
      end
      else
        DrawText(Handle, Caption, -1, Rect, Flags);
    end;
  end;
end;

回答2:

In XE5, if you turn off the seClient flag in the StyleElements property, then the Color property works again as expected.

回答3:

Based on @costa's answer, use:

StyleElements := StyleElements - [seClient];

in the constructor of your TPanel descendent class

or if you just have some TPanel (or descendent class) instance you can do:

with myPanel do StyleElements := StyleElements - [seClient];

The -[...] syntax is used since the StyleElements is a set

For more on StyleElements read this article:

Tuning VCL Styles for Forms and Controls - http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/42812

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10309190/how-i-can-change-the-color-of-a-tpanel-with-the-vcl-styles-enabled

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