[2.0] How do the default colors work?

[high6]

Sorry, but if I don't ask this, it is going to drive me nuts.

I found myself today looking at System.Drawing.Color and looked at the default colors and followed them a bit but I don't get how they are resolved.

Color.AliceBlue

public static Color AliceBlue
{
    get
    {
        return new Color(KnownColor.AliceBlue);
    }
}

Color(KnownColor)

internal Color(KnownColor knownColor)
{
    this.value = 0x0L;
    this.state = StateKnownColorValid;
    this.name = null;
    this.knownColor = (short) knownColor;
}

Where does it resolve what the known colors value is?

I checked Color.A to see if when you access it, it resolves it, But it doesn't...

public byte A
{
    get
    {
        return (byte) ((this.Value >> 0x18) & 0xffL);
    }
}

Where is the known color resolved?

[jmcilhinney]

KnownColor is an enumeration. The Color structure simply uses a switch statement or the like to create Color values from KnownColor values.

[high6]

KnownColor is an enumeration. The Color structure simply uses a switch statement or the like to create Color values from KnownColor values.

But where? I followed the Get{} for White and it didn't lead me to a switch or anything.