I am populating a table in PDFsharp to display chart legend data. I have 14 objects in my list and only 2 are being displayed, and the colors of their rectangles are identical. They each have a unique color to use. How can I get all of them to display correctly?
//Draw the table Row Borders
xGrap.DrawRectangle(XPens.DarkSeaGreen, XBrushes.DarkSeaGreen, snoColumn); //Use different Color for Colum
xGrap.DrawRectangle(XPens.DarkSeaGreen, XBrushes.DarkSeaGreen, snoStudentName);
//Writting Table Header Text
textformater.DrawString(" Color", tableheader, XBrushes.Black, snoColumn);
textformater.DrawString(" Subdivision Name", tableheader, XBrushes.Black, snoStudentName);
foreach (var item in data)
{
string colorStr = item.Color;
Regex regex = new Regex(@"rgb\((?<r>\d{1,3}),(?<g>\d{1,3}),(?<b>\d{1,3})\)");
Match match = regex.Match(colorStr);
if (match.Success)
{
int r = int.Parse(match.Groups["r"].Value);
int g = int.Parse(match.Groups["g"].Value);
int b = int.Parse(match.Groups["b"].Value);
y = y + 30;
XRect snoColumnVal = new XRect(35, y, 60, 25);
XRect snoStudentNameVal = new XRect(100, y, 250, 25);
var brush = new XSolidBrush(XColor.FromArgb(r, g, b));
xGrap.DrawRectangle(brush, snoColumnVal);
textformater.DrawString(item.Name, bodyfont, XBrushes.Black, snoStudentNameVal);
};
};
List of objects
This is the result I am currently getting
I guess the color string of Data[1] contains a blank (blue has two digits only). Maybe this causes the match to fail and the line is skipped.
As a hack you can try
regex.Match(colorStr.Replace(" ", ""));
. Better modify the regular expression to allow spaces.You do not show the color string for Savannah.