Description:
Different LO apps have color settings which can be made from toolbar buttons: A dialog opens up when you click the "down-triangle" at the side of a toolbar button, which offers several color palettes; recently-used colors; and custom color selection from another dialog.

Those dialogs should also offer an eyedropper (button) as an option, which lets you point to a place in the document, drawing or slide, and pick its (composite) color for the setting.

That is especially useful for when one wants to pick a color out of a multi-colored background image, none of whose pixel colors are in the list of recently-used colors.

Also, and in addition to the above, if one chooses to set a custom color - we should allow clicks outside the color selection dialog to serve as though an eyedropper has been used, just like clicks inside the color space rectangle inside the dialog - but with the composite color at the outside point in the document where we clicked.


Note: Marking this as "framework", because it's not specific to any single app: Writer, Draw, Impress, Calc - all have at least a text color dialog-button. 


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