I get the color using column CALENDAR_COLOR
as int
, but the color is different then the real one displayed in the calendar.
In fact, it's similar color, but much lighter ! Any reason why that happens?
Thanks
The Google calendar app makes a transformation on the colors. It uses a hardcoded map to search for color correspondence. If the color is not found on the map, it applies a manual transformation.
This is a simplified (but functional) version of the code:
public final class CalendarUtils {
private static final Map<Integer, Integer> sUpdatedColors;
static {
Map hashMap = new HashMap();
sUpdatedColors = hashMap;
hashMap.put(-509406, -2818048);
sUpdatedColors.put(-370884, -765666);
sUpdatedColors.put(-35529, -1086464);
sUpdatedColors.put(-21178, -1010944);
sUpdatedColors.put(-339611, -606426);
sUpdatedColors.put(-267901, -1784767);
sUpdatedColors.put(-4989844, -4142541);
sUpdatedColors.put(-8662712, -8604862);
sUpdatedColors.put(-15292571, -16023485);
sUpdatedColors.put(-12396910, -16738680);
sUpdatedColors.put(-7151168, -13388167);
sUpdatedColors.put(-6299161, -16540699);
sUpdatedColors.put(-6306073, -12417548);
sUpdatedColors.put(-11958553, -12627531);
sUpdatedColors.put(-6644481, -8812853);
sUpdatedColors.put(-4613377, -5005861);
sUpdatedColors.put(-5997854, -6395473);
sUpdatedColors.put(-3312410, -7461718);
sUpdatedColors.put(-3365204, -5434281);
sUpdatedColors.put(-618062, -2614432);
sUpdatedColors.put(-3118236, -1672077);
sUpdatedColors.put(-5475746, -8825528);
sUpdatedColors.put(-4013374, -10395295);
sUpdatedColors.put(-3490369, -5792882);
sUpdatedColors.put(-2350809, -2818048);
sUpdatedColors.put(-18312, -765666);
sUpdatedColors.put(-272549, -606426);
sUpdatedColors.put(-11421879, -16023485);
sUpdatedColors.put(-8722497, -13388167);
sUpdatedColors.put(-12134693, -16540699);
sUpdatedColors.put(-11238163, -12627531);
sUpdatedColors.put(-5980676, -8812853);
sUpdatedColors.put(-2380289, -7461718);
sUpdatedColors.put(-30596, -1672077);
sUpdatedColors.put(-1973791, -10395295);
sUpdatedColors.put(-2883584, -2818048);
sUpdatedColors.put(-831459, -765666);
sUpdatedColors.put(-1152256, -1086464);
sUpdatedColors.put(-1076736, -1010944);
sUpdatedColors.put(-672219, -606426);
sUpdatedColors.put(-1914036, -1784767);
sUpdatedColors.put(-4208334, -4142541);
sUpdatedColors.put(-8670655, -8604862);
sUpdatedColors.put(-16089278, -16023485);
sUpdatedColors.put(-16738937, -16738680);
sUpdatedColors.put(-16606492, -16540699);
sUpdatedColors.put(-12483341, -12417548);
sUpdatedColors.put(-12624727, -12627531);
sUpdatedColors.put(-8878646, -8812853);
sUpdatedColors.put(-5071654, -5005861);
sUpdatedColors.put(-7527511, -7461718);
sUpdatedColors.put(-5500074, -5434281);
sUpdatedColors.put(-2680225, -2614432);
sUpdatedColors.put(-1737870, -1672077);
sUpdatedColors.put(-8891321, -8825528);
sUpdatedColors.put(-10263709, -10395295);
}
public static int getDisplayColor(int color) {
if (sUpdatedColors.containsKey(color)) {
return (sUpdatedColors.get(color));
}
if (sUpdatedColors.containsValue(color)) {
return color;
}
float[] fArr = new float[3];
Color.colorToHSV(color, fArr);
if (fArr[2] > 0.79f) {
fArr[1] = Math.min(fArr[1] * 1.3f, 1.0f);
fArr[2] = fArr[2] * 0.8f;
}
return Color.HSVToColor(Color.alpha(color), fArr);
}
}
To obtain the transformed color, you can call the getDisplayColor(color) method using the color returned by the Calendar Provider (as the Calendar Provider returns a string, we need to parse it to an integer before):
int calendarColor = Integer.parseInt(colorStringFromCalendarProvider);
int transformedColor = CalendarUtils.getDisplayColor(calendarColor);
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