Copilot 6d53276be2 Fixes #4289 - Simplify Drawing/Color: unify named color handling under StandardColor and remove layered resolvers (#4432)
* Initial plan

* Delete AnsiColorNameResolver and MultiStandardColorNameResolver, add legacy 16-color names to StandardColor

Co-authored-by: tig <585482+tig@users.noreply.github.com>

* Refactor and enhance tests for Color, Region, and Lines

Refactored `Color` struct by removing unused methods and simplifying logic. Updated namespaces for better organization. Enhanced test coverage for `Color`, `Region`, and `LineCanvas` with new test cases, parameterized tests, and edge case handling.

Added `StraightLineExtensionsTests`, `StraightLineTests`, and `RegionClassTests` to validate behavior under various scenarios. Improved `MergeRectangles` stability and addressed crash patterns. Removed legacy features and unused code. Enhanced documentation and optimized performance in key methods.

* Improve Color struct and StandardColors functionality

Enhanced the Color struct to fully support the alpha channel for rendering intent while maintaining semantic color identity. Updated TryNameColor to ignore alpha when matching colors, ensuring transparency does not affect color resolution. Expanded XML documentation to clarify alpha channel usage and future alpha blending support.

Improved drawing documentation to explain the lifecycle, deferred rendering, and color support, including 24-bit true color and legacy 16-color compatibility. Added a new section on transparency and its role in rendering.

Revised StandardColors implementation to use modern C# features and ensure consistent ARGB mapping. Added comprehensive tests for StandardColors and Color, covering alpha handling, color parsing, thread safety, and aliased color resolution. Removed outdated tests relying on legacy behavior.

Enhanced code readability, maintainability, and test coverage to ensure correctness and backward compatibility.

* Code cleanup

* Code cleanup

* Fix warnings. Code cleanup

* Add comprehensive unit tests for ColorStrings class

Introduced a new test class `ColorStringsTests` under the
`DrawingTests.ColorTests` namespace to validate the functionality
of the `ColorStrings` class.

Key changes include:
- Added tests for `GetColorName` to verify behavior for standard
  and non-standard colors, ignoring alpha channels, and handling
  known colors.
- Added tests for `GetStandardColorNames` to ensure the method
  returns a non-empty, alphabetically sorted collection containing
  all `StandardColor` enum values.
- Implemented tests for `TryParseStandardColorName` to validate
  case-insensitive parsing, hex color support, handling invalid
  input, and `ReadOnlySpan<char>` compatibility.
- Added tests for `TryParseNamedColor` to verify parsing of named
  and hex colors, handling of aliases, and `ReadOnlySpan<char>`
  support.
- Added round-trip tests to ensure consistency between
  `GetColorName`, `TryParseNamedColor`, `GetStandardColorNames`,
  and `TryParseStandardColorName`.

These tests ensure robust validation of color parsing and naming
functionality.

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Terminal.Gui v2

Cross-platform UI toolkit for building sophisticated terminal UI (TUI) applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux/Unix.

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  • v2 Alpha (Current): NuGet Version - Recommended for new projects
  • v1 (Legacy): Version - Maintenance mode only

Important:

  • v1 is in maintenance mode - only critical bug fixes accepted
  • v2 Alpha is recommended for new projects - API is stable with comprehensive features
  • Breaking changes possible before Beta, but core architecture is solid

Sample app

Quick Start

Install the Terminal.Gui.Templates, create a new TUI app, and run it:

dotnet new --install Terminal.Gui.templates
dotnet new tui -n myproj
cd myproj
dotnet run

Press Esc to exit (the default QuitKey).

Run the comprehensive UI Catalog demo to explore all controls:

dotnet run --project Examples/UICatalog/UICatalog.csproj

Simple Example

using Terminal.Gui;

using IApplication app = Application.Create ();
app.Init ();

using Window window = new () { Title = "Hello World (Esc to quit)" };
Label label = new ()
{
    Text = "Hello, Terminal.Gui v2!",
    X = Pos.Center (),
    Y = Pos.Center ()
};
window.Add (label);

app.Run (window);

See the Examples directory for more.

Build Powerful Terminal Applications

Terminal.Gui enables building sophisticated console applications with modern UIs:

  • Rich Forms and Dialogs - Text fields, buttons, checkboxes, radio buttons, and data validation
  • Interactive Data Views - Tables, lists, and trees with sorting, filtering, and in-place editing
  • Visualizations - Charts, graphs, progress indicators, and color pickers with TrueColor support
  • Text Editors - Full-featured text editing with clipboard, undo/redo, and Unicode support
  • File Management - File and directory browsers with search and filtering
  • Wizards and Multi-Step Processes - Guided workflows with navigation and validation
  • System Monitoring Tools - Real-time dashboards with scrollable, resizable views
  • Configuration UIs - Settings editors with persistent themes and user preferences
  • Cross-Platform CLI Tools - Consistent experience on Windows, macOS, and Linux
  • Server Management Interfaces - SSH-compatible UIs for remote administration

See the Views Overview for available controls and What's New in v2 for architectural improvements.

Documentation

Comprehensive documentation is at gui-cs.github.io/Terminal.Gui.

Getting Started

Migration & Deep Dives

See the documentation index for all topics.

Installing

dotnet add package Terminal.Gui --version "2.0.0-alpha.*"

v2 Develop (Latest)

dotnet add package Terminal.Gui --version "2.0.0-develop.*"

v1 Legacy

dotnet add package Terminal.Gui --version "1.*"

Or use the Terminal.Gui.Templates.

Contributing

Contributions welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md.

History

See gui-cs for project history and origins.

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