Add WColorPicker widget #158
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This is unrelated to WColorPicker itself. I'll do this separately. ~Roel
- Don't use doJavaScript to set color, instead use updateDom(): - introduced colorToHex utility function - INPUT_SIGNAL being constexpr is nice and all, but cnor (the Wt-to-JWt toolchain) does not work with it and I think making it simply static is not going to be an issue - Added proper copyright notice, changed include guard name a bit
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This is a simple widget that provides an
<input type="color">element. Its value can be retrieved or set by either a string (which must be some form of RGB) or aWColor.See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Input/color for details on the element itself.