Paint paint = new Paint(); paint.setColor(Color.RED); // Retrieve the color value of the paint object int paintColor = paint.getColor(); // Use the retrieved color value if (paintColor == Color.RED) { Log.d("TAG", "Paint color is red"); }
// Retrieve the color value of a resource color int resourceColor = ContextCompat.getColor(getContext(), R.color.my_color); Paint paint = new Paint(); paint.setColor(resourceColor); // Retrieve the color value of the paint object int paintColor = paint.getColor(); // Use the retrieved color value if (paintColor == resourceColor) { Log.d("TAG", "Paint color is the same as resource color"); }In this example, we retrieve a color value from a resource using the ContextCompat class and pass it to the setColor method of the Paint object. We then retrieve the color value again using getColor and compare it to the original resource color value. If they are equal, we log a message to indicate that the paint color is the same as the resource color. The Paint class and getColor method are part of the android.graphics package library.