IADLXDisplayCustomColor

The IADLXDisplayCustomColor interface configures custom color settings of a display.

InterfaceId:

IADLXDisplayCustomColor

Smart Pointer Interface Name:

IADLXDisplayCustomColorPtr

Inherits:

IADLXInterface

Inherited By:

N/A

Methods

Method

Description

GetBrightness

Gets the current brightness of a display.

GetBrightnessRange

Gets the maximum brightness, minimum brightness, and step brightness of a display.

GetContrast

Gets the current color contrast of a display.

GetContrastRange

Gets the maximum color contrast, minimum contrast contrast, and step color contrast of a display.

GetHue

Gets the current hue of a display.

GetHueRange

Gets the maximum hue, minimum hue, and step hue of a display.

GetSaturation

Gets the current saturation of a display.

GetSaturationRange

Gets the maximum saturation, minimum saturation, and step saturation of a display.

GetTemperature

Gets the current color temperature of a display.

GetTemperatureRange

Gets the maximum color temperature, minimum color temperature, and step color temperature of a display.

IsBrightnessSupported

Checks if customization of brightness is supported on a display.

IsContrastSupported

Checks if customization of color contrast is supported on a display.

IsHueSupported

Checks if customization of hue is supported on a display.

IsSaturationSupported

Checks if customization of saturation is supported on a display.

IsTemperatureSupported

Checks if customization of color temperature is supported on a display.

SetBrightness

Sets the brightness on a display.

SetContrast

Sets the color contrast on a display.

SetHue

Sets the hue on a display.

SetSaturation

Sets the saturation on a display.

SetTemperature

Sets the color temperature on a display.

Requirements

Header

include “IDisplaySettings.h”

Minimum version

1.0

Example

To see how to use this interface in a C++ application, refer to the DisplayCustomColor C++ sample .

For a C application, refer to the DisplayCustomColor C sample .

Related pages

  • Visit the Adlx product page for download links and more information.

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