C# I want to t ouse the LinearGradientBrush with absolute cordi开发者_开发百科nates so the pixel colour
I\'m trying to set the background QBrush of a QMdiArea widget in Qt4 to a gradient of system colors. Here\'s some code I have now:
I am trying to implement a gradient brush from scratch in C++ with GDI. I don\'t want to use GDI+ or any other graphics framework. I want the gradient to be of any direction (arbitrary angle).
In a previous question kbmax told me how I could bind custom properties in my generic.xaml. This answer was at Setting Border background with a template binding
I have a LinearGradientBrush used as an OpacityMask and I want my animation to rotate the gradient, so I\'m trying to animate the position of the StartPoint and EndPoint but I can\'t make it work for
I have two ToolBars side by side (I had to do that so I could align buttons right and left) But now, I have to add some text that can be aligned开发者_Python百科 right left or center between both tool
I\'m using GDI+ in my application, and I need to use a rotated LinearGradientBrush to paint several rects in the exact same way.However, although I\'m calling the same code to fill each rect, the resu
I\'d like to apply a Brush (LinearGradientBrush in this case) to two or more objects (TextBlocks) at once.The effect that I\'d like is something like this:
Is it possible to animate the StartPoint or EndPoint of a LinearGradientBrush? If so, what is the type of the Storyboard object used to animate the Points, as when I try the following I get \"0,1\" is
I have to write several small vertical gradients (on a loop) and so I think it\'s faster to re-use an existing LinearGradientBrush (correct?)
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