TAgg2D.LineRadialGradient(x, y, r, c1, c2, profile)
Description
Radial line gradient produces equally proportioned circles of colors increasing from the origin to the outer bound.
Gradient's origin (center point) is defined by the x:y couple and the extent of the gradient is defined with radius r.
Radial line gradient is consequently used to fill strokes of objects being drawn. If there is a need to get the filling beyond gradient radius boundary, the c2 color is used as a solid color fill.
Parameters
x: double
X coordinate of gradient center point [in subpixels].
y: double
Y coordinate of gradient center point [in subpixels].
r: double
Radius of gradient outer bound circle [in subpixels].
c1: TAggColor [*]
First color of the gradient ramp used at center point
[data sructure (r, g, b, a)].
c2: TAggColor [*]
Last color of the gradient ramp used at gradient circle bound
[data sructure (r, g, b, a)].
profile: double = 1.0
Defines how to distribute the color transitions beginning from the halfway between center point and gradient circle outer bound. A value of 1 means to distribute colors proportionally on the whole radius. Values less than 1 approximating to 0 define the ratio by which the transition is distributed more to the halfway position. Values more than 1 define expansion from halfway position, (to a maximum of gradient circle outer bound).
Example
if VG.Attach(Image1.Picture.Bitmap) then begin VG.ClearAll(255, 255, 255); // Turn off fill & set bold line VG.NoFill; VG.LineWidth(15); // Gradient colors from Red to Blue c1.Construct($FF, $00, $00); c2.Construct($00, $00, $FF); // Gradient proceeds from center point // (ClientWidth / 2:ClientHeight / 2) // with extent of (ClientWidth + 70) / 2 // Concentration profile of 0.2 helps // to place gradient on the stroke of circle VG.LineRadialGradient(ClientWidth / 2, ClientHeight / 2, (ClientWidth + 70) / 2, c1, c2, 0.2); // Circle VG.Ellipse(ClientWidth / 2, ClientHeight / 2, (ClientWidth - 80) / 2, (ClientWidth - 80) / 2); end;



