Enum TerminalTransparencyMode

Namespace

SharpConsoleUI.Configuration

Assembly

SharpConsoleUI.dll

Controls how semi-transparent windows behave when the desktop background is transparent (A=0).

public enum TerminalTransparencyMode

Extension Methods

BindingExtensions.BindTwoWay<TBuilder, TControl, TSource, TValue>(TBuilder, TSource, Expression<Func<TSource, TValue>>, Expression<Func<TControl, TValue>>)

BindingExtensions.BindTwoWay<TBuilder, TControl, TSource, TSrc, TTgt>(TBuilder, TSource, Expression<Func<TSource, TSrc>>, Expression<Func<TControl, TTgt>>, Func<TSrc, TTgt>, Func<TTgt, TSrc>)

BindingExtensions.Bind<TBuilder, TControl, TSource, TValue>(TBuilder, TSource, Expression<Func<TSource, TValue>>, Expression<Func<TControl, TValue>>)

BindingExtensions.Bind<TBuilder, TControl, TSource, TSrc, TTgt>(TBuilder, TSource, Expression<Func<TSource, TSrc>>, Expression<Func<TControl, TTgt>>, Func<TSrc, TTgt>)

Fields

PreserveTerminalTransparency = 1

Semi-transparent windows over a transparent desktop emit ANSI 49 (terminal default bg). The window's tint color is lost, but terminal-level transparency shows through. Use this when terminal transparency is more important than window tinting.

PreserveWindowColor = 0

Semi-transparent window colors blend against black (the RGB of Color.Transparent). The window shows a dark tinted color. Terminal transparency is lost under the window. This is the default — predictable, color-preserving behavior.