Save DColorMixer color

[IMayhem]

I'm in need of a way for the color chosen on a "DColorMixer" to be saved as the color of a, DFrame in this example. I've got it working to where when the frame is open, the mixer is shown on the panel. When I change the color on the mixer, the frame changes color to the one I chose. Then when I close the menu and reopen it, the color of the frame goes back to what the default color of the mixer is set to. So yea I need it to save the color when I close the menu so it will be the same. I read somewhere that I can do this with a table which, I'm not very good with :/

[Acecool]

There should be an OnChanged / OnClick etc function that gets called. To save the color, use timer.Simple( 0, function( ) ... end ); where ... is where you store the new color into a variable in the scope of the file you modified / global / call a function with the new color.

The reason timer 0 is because it has an issue with the small selectable squares where it won't take the color until the next frame.

Edit: Found it:

function PANEL:ValueChanged( color )

So:

local color = color_white;
mymixer.ValueChanged = function( _color )
	timer.Simple( 0, function( )
		color = _color;
	end );
end

or

local color = color_white;
function mymixer:ValueChanged( _color )
	timer.Simple( 0, function( )
		color = _color;
	end );
end

or

local color = color_white;
function mymixer.ValueChanged( self, _color )
	timer.Simple( 0, function( )
		color = _color;
	end );
end

[IMayhem]

[QUOTE=Acecool;46041155]There should be an OnChanged / OnClick etc function that gets called. To save the color, use timer.Simple( 0, function( ) ... end ); where ... is where you store the new color into a variable in the scope of the file you modified / global / call a function with the new color.

The reason timer 0 is because it has an issue with the small selectable squares where it won't take the color until the next frame.

Edit: Found it:

function PANEL:ValueChanged( color )

So:

local color = color_white;
mymixer.ValueChanged = function( _color )
	timer.Simple( 0, function( )
		color = _color;
	end );
end

or

local color = color_white;
function mymixer:ValueChanged( _color )
	timer.Simple( 0, function( )
		color = _color;
	end );
end

or

local color = color_white;
function mymixer.ValueChanged( self, _color )
	timer.Simple( 0, function( )
		color = _color;
	end );
end

[/QUOTE]
Was able to make it work. Much appreciated!