如何在 Windows 窗体中更改 CheckedListBox 中选定项的颜色？

Question

我想更改 C# WindowsForms 中 CheckedListBox 中检查的项目的颜色。

谁能帮我解决这个问题！

Answer 1

这应该可以帮助您入门。我将CheckedListBox 子类化并覆盖了绘图事件。结果是列表中所有选中的项目都以红色背景绘制。

通过玩这个，如果您希望复选框后面的区域也具有不同的颜色，请在调用 base.OnDrawItem 之前使用 e.Graphics.FillRectangle。

class ColouredCheckedListBox : CheckedListBox
{
    protected override void OnDrawItem(DrawItemEventArgs e)
    {
        DrawItemEventArgs e2 =
            new DrawItemEventArgs
            (
                e.Graphics,
                e.Font,
                new Rectangle(e.Bounds.Location, e.Bounds.Size),
                e.Index,
                e.State,
                e.ForeColor,
                this.CheckedIndices.Contains(e.Index) ? Color.Red : SystemColors.Window
            );

        base.OnDrawItem(e2);
    }
}

Answer 2

感谢 Jon 让我走上了正确的道路，因为我有同样的愿望：让复选框的 3 种状态中的每一种都不同的项目文本颜色。

我想出了 CheckedListBox 的这个子类。它更改项目文本，而不是背景颜色。它允许用户在设计时或在代码中设置 3 种颜色。

它还解决了我在设计器中查看控件时遇到错误的问题。我还必须克服我认为在您的解决方案中会发生的问题，如果选择该项目，则 base.OnDrawItem 方法会消除在覆盖的 OnDrawItem 方法中设置的颜色选择。我这样做的代价是所选项目不再具有彩色背景，方法是删除 e.State 中表示它已被选中的部分，以便在 base.OnDrawItem 中它不会成为所选项目的外观和感觉。虽然我认为这没关系，因为用户仍然会看到焦点矩形，它指示哪个被选中。

希望这对其他人有用。在网上查找时，我没有找到很多有凝聚力的解决方案（甚至只是一个完整的 OnDrawItem 方法）。

using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Drawing;

namespace MyNameSpace
  {
  /// <summary>
  /// This is a CheckedListBox that allows the item's text color to be different for each of the 3 states of the corresponding checkbox's value.
  /// Like the base CheckedListBox control, you must handle setting of the indeterminate checkbox state yourself.
  /// Note also that this control doesn't allow highlighting of the selected item since that obscures the item's special text color which has the special meaning.  But 
  /// the selected item is still known to the user by the focus rectangle it will have surrounding it, like usual.
  /// </summary>
  class ColorCodedCheckedListBox : CheckedListBox
    {
    public Color UncheckedColor { get; set; }
    public Color CheckedColor { get; set; }
    public Color IndeterminateColor { get; set; }

    /// <summary>
    /// Parameterless Constructor
    /// </summary>
    public ColorCodedCheckedListBox() 
      {
      UncheckedColor = Color.Green;
      CheckedColor = Color.Red;
      IndeterminateColor = Color.Orange;
      }

    /// <summary>
    /// Constructor that allows setting of item colors when checkbox has one of 3 states.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="uncheckedColor">The text color of the items that are unchecked.</param>
    /// <param name="checkedColor">The text color of the items that are checked.</param>
    /// <param name="indeterminateColor">The text color of the items that are indeterminate.</param>
    public ColorCodedCheckedListBox(Color uncheckedColor, Color checkedColor, Color indeterminateColor) 
      {
      UncheckedColor = uncheckedColor;
      CheckedColor = checkedColor;
      IndeterminateColor = indeterminateColor;
      }

    /// <summary>
    /// Overriden draw method that doesn't allow highlighting of the selected item since that obscures the item's text color which has desired meaning.  But the 
    /// selected item is still known to the user by the focus rectangle being displayed.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="e"></param>
    protected override void OnDrawItem(DrawItemEventArgs e)
      {
      if (this.DesignMode)
        {
        base.OnDrawItem(e); 
        }
      else
        {
        Color textColor = this.GetItemCheckState(e.Index) == CheckState.Unchecked ? UncheckedColor : (this.GetItemCheckState(e.Index) == CheckState.Checked ? CheckedColor : IndeterminateColor);

        DrawItemEventArgs e2 = new DrawItemEventArgs
           (e.Graphics,
            e.Font,
            new Rectangle(e.Bounds.Location, e.Bounds.Size),
            e.Index,
            (e.State & DrawItemState.Focus) == DrawItemState.Focus ? DrawItemState.Focus : DrawItemState.None, /* Remove 'selected' state so that the base.OnDrawItem doesn't obliterate the work we are doing here. */
            textColor,
            this.BackColor);

        base.OnDrawItem(e2); 
        }
      }
    }
  }