In .NET Maui I have this XAML:

        <Style x:Key="GreenLabelStyle" TargetType="Label">
            <Setter Property="TextColor" Value="Green"/>                      
        </Style>              

       <Label Style="{StaticResource GreenLabelStyle}" 
              Text="Some text"
              TextColor="{Binding SometimesOverrideColor}"
              />

       <CheckBox IsChecked="{Binding OverrideColorStyle}"/>

The Label’s TextColor is bound to this property:

    public Color SometimesOverrideColor
    {
        get
        {
            return OverrideColorStyle ? Colors.Pink : Colors.Green; // works, but not DRY
        }
    }

Even though I have a specified a (bound) TextColor, I want the option to say “ignore this property setting and act as though there were no explicit TextColor on the Label”. I tried returning null for SometimesOverrideColor, but that didn’t work. I want to use the value of the Label’s style (i.e. green).

Obviously, I can return Colors.Green in SometimesOverrideColor, but that repeats the value specified in the style. If I changed the style I would have to remember to update the property.

What I have in mind is like the inherit keyword in CSS. If I could return Color.Inherit that would be great!