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I am trying to use the AdvancedColorInfo class, but can't work out how to instantiate it
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private AdvancedColorInfo advancedColorInfo = new AdvancedColorInfo();
I have tried the above code, but get this error:
“AdvancedColorInfo doesn't contain a constructor that takes 0
arguments.”
I am trying to use the method IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported, so I need to create an instance of the AdvancedColorInfo class.
I tried changing the UWP Windows version that is mentioned in the documentation but no luck.
How do I get an instance of AdvancedColorInfo?
c# .net graphics
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private AdvancedColorInfo advancedColorInfo = new AdvancedColorInfo();
I have tried the above code, but get this error:
“AdvancedColorInfo doesn't contain a constructor that takes 0
arguments.”
I am trying to use the method IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported, so I need to create an instance of the AdvancedColorInfo class.
I tried changing the UWP Windows version that is mentioned in the documentation but no luck.
How do I get an instance of AdvancedColorInfo?
c# .net graphics
edited Mar 22 at 21:34
Cody Gray♦
196k35385476
asked Mar 22 at 10:55
premprem
315
Are you calling docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/… ?
– mjwills
Mar 22 at 11:13
i am calling this one docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/…
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:19
I am not getting any constructor signature suggestion.
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:23
Press F12 on it and look at the metadata
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 11:30
1
There's a clue! The constructor may be private. Therefore to construct an instance of it there could be a static method, e.g.AdvancedColorInfo.Create()or it could be derived from another class.
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 13:38
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private AdvancedColorInfo advancedColorInfo = new AdvancedColorInfo();
I have tried the above code, but get this error:
“AdvancedColorInfo doesn't contain a constructor that takes 0
arguments.”
I am trying to use the method IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported, so I need to create an instance of the AdvancedColorInfo class.
I tried changing the UWP Windows version that is mentioned in the documentation but no luck.
How do I get an instance of AdvancedColorInfo?
c# .net graphics
edited Mar 22 at 21:34
Cody Gray♦
196k35385476
asked Mar 22 at 10:55
premprem
315
private AdvancedColorInfo advancedColorInfo = new AdvancedColorInfo();
I have tried the above code, but get this error:
“AdvancedColorInfo doesn't contain a constructor that takes 0
arguments.”
I am trying to use the method IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported, so I need to create an instance of the AdvancedColorInfo class.
I tried changing the UWP Windows version that is mentioned in the documentation but no luck.
How do I get an instance of AdvancedColorInfo?
c# .net graphics
c# .net graphics
edited Mar 22 at 21:34
Cody Gray♦
196k35385476
asked Mar 22 at 10:55
premprem
315
edited Mar 22 at 21:34
Cody Gray♦
196k35385476
asked Mar 22 at 10:55
premprem
315
edited Mar 22 at 21:34
Cody Gray♦
196k35385476
edited Mar 22 at 21:34
Cody Gray♦
196k35385476
edited Mar 22 at 21:34
Cody Gray♦
196k35385476
196k35385476
asked Mar 22 at 10:55
premprem
315
asked Mar 22 at 10:55
premprem
315
asked Mar 22 at 10:55
premprem
315
315
Are you calling docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/… ?
– mjwills
Mar 22 at 11:13
i am calling this one docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/…
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:19
I am not getting any constructor signature suggestion.
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:23
Press F12 on it and look at the metadata
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 11:30
1
There's a clue! The constructor may be private. Therefore to construct an instance of it there could be a static method, e.g.AdvancedColorInfo.Create()or it could be derived from another class.
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 13:38
|
show 1 more comment
Are you calling docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/… ?
– mjwills
Mar 22 at 11:13
i am calling this one docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/…
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:19
I am not getting any constructor signature suggestion.
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:23
Press F12 on it and look at the metadata
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 11:30
1
There's a clue! The constructor may be private. Therefore to construct an instance of it there could be a static method, e.g.AdvancedColorInfo.Create()or it could be derived from another class.
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 13:38
Are you calling docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/… ?
– mjwills
Mar 22 at 11:13
Are you calling docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/… ?
– mjwills
Mar 22 at 11:13
i am calling this one docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/…
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:19
i am calling this one docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/…
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:19
I am not getting any constructor signature suggestion.
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:23
I am not getting any constructor signature suggestion.
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:23
Press F12 on it and look at the metadata
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 11:30
Press F12 on it and look at the metadata
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 11:30
1
1
There's a clue! The constructor may be private. Therefore to construct an instance of it there could be a static method, e.g.
AdvancedColorInfo.Create() or it could be derived from another class.– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 13:38
There's a clue! The constructor may be private. Therefore to construct an instance of it there could be a static method, e.g.
AdvancedColorInfo.Create() or it could be derived from another class.– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 13:38
|
show 1 more comment
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To get an AdvancedColorInfo you don't new them up directly.
Instead, you need to:
var displayInfo = DisplayInformation.GetForCurrentView();
var colorInfo = displayInfo.GetAdvancedColorInfo();
var isHDRSupported = colorInfo.IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported(yourFormatPassInHere);
The first method call is a static call to get the DisplayInformation. The second is to get the AdvancedColorInfo from the DisplayInformation.
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To get an AdvancedColorInfo you don't new them up directly.
Instead, you need to:
var displayInfo = DisplayInformation.GetForCurrentView();
var colorInfo = displayInfo.GetAdvancedColorInfo();
var isHDRSupported = colorInfo.IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported(yourFormatPassInHere);
The first method call is a static call to get the DisplayInformation. The second is to get the AdvancedColorInfo from the DisplayInformation.
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To get an AdvancedColorInfo you don't new them up directly.
Instead, you need to:
var displayInfo = DisplayInformation.GetForCurrentView();
var colorInfo = displayInfo.GetAdvancedColorInfo();
var isHDRSupported = colorInfo.IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported(yourFormatPassInHere);
The first method call is a static call to get the DisplayInformation. The second is to get the AdvancedColorInfo from the DisplayInformation.
answered Mar 22 at 21:42
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To get an AdvancedColorInfo you don't new them up directly.
Instead, you need to:
var displayInfo = DisplayInformation.GetForCurrentView();
var colorInfo = displayInfo.GetAdvancedColorInfo();
var isHDRSupported = colorInfo.IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported(yourFormatPassInHere);
The first method call is a static call to get the DisplayInformation. The second is to get the AdvancedColorInfo from the DisplayInformation.
answered Mar 22 at 21:42
mjwillsmjwills
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To get an AdvancedColorInfo you don't new them up directly.
Instead, you need to:
var displayInfo = DisplayInformation.GetForCurrentView();
var colorInfo = displayInfo.GetAdvancedColorInfo();
var isHDRSupported = colorInfo.IsHdrMetadataFormatCurrentlySupported(yourFormatPassInHere);
The first method call is a static call to get the DisplayInformation. The second is to get the AdvancedColorInfo from the DisplayInformation.
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Are you calling docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/… ?
– mjwills
Mar 22 at 11:13
i am calling this one docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/…
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:19
I am not getting any constructor signature suggestion.
– prem
Mar 22 at 11:23
Press F12 on it and look at the metadata
– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 11:30
1
There's a clue! The constructor may be private. Therefore to construct an instance of it there could be a static method, e.g.
AdvancedColorInfo.Create()or it could be derived from another class.– NibblyPig
Mar 22 at 13:38