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6 Tk::Canvas::GradientColor - To create a Canvas widget with background
7 gradient color.
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10 #!/usr/bin/perl
11 use strict;
12 use warnings;
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14 use Tk;
15 use Tk::Canvas::GradientColor;
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17 my $mw = MainWindow->new(
18 -title => 'Tk::Canvas::GradientColor',
19 -background => 'white',
20 );
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22 my $canvas = $mw->GradientColor(
23 -width => 400,
24 -height => 400,
25 )->pack(qw/ -fill both -expand 1 /);
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27 $mw->update;
28 sleep 3;
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30 # Change color
31 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(
32 -start_color => '#000000',
33 -end_color => '#00CDFF',
34 );
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36 $mw->update;
37 sleep 3;
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39 # Change type
40 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(
41 -start => 50,
42 -end => 100,
43 -type => 'mirror_vertical'
44 );
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46 MainLoop();
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49 Tk::Canvas::GradientColor is an extension of the Canvas widget. It is
50 an easy way to build a canvas widget with gradient background color.
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53 -background -borderwidth -closeenough
54 -confine -cursor -height
55 -highlightbackground -highlightcolor
56 -highlightthickness -insertbackground -insertborderwidth
57 -insertofftime -insertontime -insertwidth -relief
58 -scrollregion -selectbackground -selectborderwidth -selectforeground
59 -takefocus -width -xscrollcommand -xscrollincrement
60 -yscrollcommand -yscrollincrement
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63 The Canvas method creates a widget object. This object supports the
64 configure and cget methods described in Tk::options which can be used
65 to enquire and modify the options described above.
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67 disabled_gradientcolor
68 $canvas_bg->disabled_gradientcolor
69 Disabled background gradient color. The canvas widget will have the
70 background color set by -background option.
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72 $canvas_bg->disabled_gradientcolor;
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74 enabled_gradientcolor
75 $canvas_bg->enabled_gradientcolor
76 Enabled background gradient color. Background gradient color is
77 activated by default. Use this method if disabled_gradientcolor
78 method is called.
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80 $canvas_bg->enabled_gradientcolor;
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82 get_gradientcolor
83 $canvas_bg->get_gradientcolor
84 Return a hash reference which contains the options to create the
85 background gradient color.
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87 my $ref_gradient_options = $canvas_bg->get_gradientcolor;
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89 set_gradientcolor
90 $canvas_bg->set_gradientcolor(?options)
91 • -type
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93 8 types are available : linear_horizontal, linear_vertical,
94 mirror_horizontal, mirror_vertical, radial, losange,
95 corner_right and corner_left.
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97 -type => 'corner_left',
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99 Default : linear_horizontal
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101 • -start_color
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103 First color of gradient color.
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105 -start_color => 'red',
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107 Default : #8BC2F5
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109 • -end_color
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111 Last color of gradient color.
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113 -end_color => '#FFCD9F',
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115 Default : white
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117 • -start
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119 -start => 50, # Must be >= 0, <= 100 and start < end
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121 Use it for linear_horizontal and linear_vertical type. The
122 first color starts at 'start' percent width of canvas. The
123 easy way to understand is to test the example in this
124 documentation.
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126 Ex : width canvas = 1000px, start = 50 : the first part of
127 canvas has the background color of start_color and the gradient
128 color start at 500px.
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130 Default : 0
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132 Use it for mirror_horizontal and mirror_vertical type. The
133 first color starts at 'start' percent width of canvas. The
134 easy way to understand is to test the example in this
135 documentation.
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137 Ex : width canvas = 1000px, start = 50 : the background
138 gradient color begins at 50 percent in two directions.
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140 Default : 50
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142 • -end
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144 -end => 80, # Must be >= 0, <= 100 and end > start
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146 Use it for linear_horizontal and linear_vertical type. The last
147 color finishes at 'end' percent width of canvas. The easy way
148 to understand is to test the example in this documentation.
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150 Default : 100
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152 Use it for mirror_horizontal and mirror_vertical type. The last
153 color finishes at 'end' percent width of canvas and opposite.
154 The easy way to understand is to test the example in this
155 documentation.
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157 Default : 100
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159 • -number_color
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161 Number of colors between first and last color to create the
162 gradient.
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164 -number_color => 200,
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166 Default : 100
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168 rgb_to_hex
169 $canvas_bg->rgb_to_hex($red, $green, $blue)
170 Return hexa code of rgb color.
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172 my $color = $canvas_bg->rgb_to_hex(200, 102, 65); # return #C86641
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174 hex_to_rgb
175 $canvas_bg->hex_to_rgb(string)
176 Return an array with red, green an blue code rgb color.
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178 my ( $red, $green, $blue ) = $canvas_bg->hex_to_rgb('#C86641'); # return 200, 102, 65
179 my ( $red, $green, $blue ) = $canvas_bg->hex_to_rgb('gray'); # return 190, 190, 190
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182 An example to test the configuration of the widget:
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184 #!/usr/bin/perl
185 use strict;
186 use warnings;
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188 use Tk;
189 use Tk::Canvas::GradientColor;
190 use Tk::BrowseEntry;
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192 my $mw = MainWindow->new(
193 -title => 'gradient color with canvas',
194 -background => 'snow',
195 );
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197 my $canvas = $mw->GradientColor(
198 -background => '#005500',
199 -width => 500,
200 -height => 500,
201 )->pack(qw/ -fill both -expand 1 /);
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203 my %arg_gradient = (
204 -type => undef,
205 -start_color => '#A780C1',
206 -end_color => 'white',
207 -start => undef,
208 -end => undef,
209 -number_color => undef,
210 );
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212 # configure start color
213 my $bouton_color1 = $canvas->Button(
214 -text => 'select color start',
215 -command => sub {
216 $arg_gradient{-start_color} = $canvas->chooseColor( -title => 'select color start' );
217 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(%arg_gradient);
218 },
219 );
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221 # configure end color
222 my $bouton_color2 = $canvas->Button(
223 -text => 'select color end',
224 -command => sub {
225 $arg_gradient{-end_color} = $canvas->chooseColor( -title => 'select color end' );
226 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(%arg_gradient);
227 },
228 );
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230 my $type = $canvas->BrowseEntry(
231 -label => 'Type gradient color',
232 -choices => [
233 qw/ linear_horizontal linear_vertical mirror_horizontal mirror_vertical radial losange corner_right corner_left/
234 ],
235 -background => 'white',
236 -state => 'readonly',
237 -disabledbackground => 'yellow',
238 -browsecmd => sub {
239 my ( $widget, $selection ) = @_;
240 $arg_gradient{-type} = $selection;
241 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(%arg_gradient);
242 },
243 );
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245 my $start_num = $canvas->Scale(
246 -background => 'white',
247 -label => 'Start',
248 -from => 0,
249 -to => 100,
250 -variable => 0,
251 -orient => 'horizontal',
252 -sliderlength => 10,
253 -command => sub {
254 my $selection = shift;
255 $arg_gradient{-start} = $selection;
256 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(%arg_gradient);
257 },
258 );
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260 my $end_num = $canvas->Scale(
261 -background => 'white',
262 -label => 'End',
263 -from => 0,
264 -to => 100,
265 -variable => '100',
266 -orient => 'horizontal',
267 -sliderlength => 10,
268 -command => sub {
269 my $selection = shift;
270 $arg_gradient{-end} = $selection;
271 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(%arg_gradient);
272 },
273 );
274 my $num = 100;
275 my $entry_number_color = $canvas->BrowseEntry(
276 -label => 'Number color',
277 -choices => [qw/ 2 3 4 5 10 50 100 150 200 250 300 400 500 750 1000 1500 2000 2500/],
278 -state => 'readonly',
279 -disabledbackground => 'yellow',
280 -background => 'white',
281 -variable => \$num,
282 -browsecmd => sub {
283 my ( $widget, $selection ) = @_;
284 $arg_gradient{-number_color} = $selection;
285 $canvas->set_gradientcolor(%arg_gradient);
286 },
287 );
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289 my $disabled_gradientcolor = $canvas->Button(
290 -text => 'disabled_gradientcolor',
291 -command => sub { $canvas->disabled_gradientcolor; },
292 );
293 my $enabled_gradientcolor = $canvas->Button(
294 -text => 'enabled_gradientcolor',
295 -command => sub { $canvas->enabled_gradientcolor; },
296 );
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298 $canvas->createWindow( 100, 100, -window => $bouton_color1 );
299 $canvas->createWindow( 400, 100, -window => $bouton_color2 );
300 $canvas->createWindow( 100, 150, -window => $start_num );
301 $canvas->createWindow( 100, 200, -window => $end_num );
302 $canvas->createWindow( 350, 150, -window => $entry_number_color );
303 $canvas->createWindow( 350, 200, -window => $type );
304 $canvas->createWindow( 100, 350, -window => $disabled_gradientcolor );
305 $canvas->createWindow( 400, 350, -window => $enabled_gradientcolor );
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307 MainLoop;
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310 Djibril Ousmanou, "<djibel at cpan.org>"
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313 Please report any bugs or feature requests to
314 "bug-Tk-Canvas-GradientColor at rt.cpan.org", or through the web
315 interface at
316 <http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Tk-Canvas-GradientColor>.
317 I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of
318 progress on your bug as I make changes.
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321 See Tk::Canvas for details of the standard options.
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324 You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
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326 perldoc Tk::Canvas::GradientColor
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328 You can also look for information at:
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330 • RT: CPAN's request tracker
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332 <http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=Tk-Canvas-GradientColor>
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334 • AnnoCPAN: Annotated CPAN documentation
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336 <http://annocpan.org/dist/Tk-Canvas-GradientColor>
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338 • CPAN Ratings
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340 <http://cpanratings.perl.org/d/Tk-Canvas-GradientColor>
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342 • Search CPAN
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344 <http://search.cpan.org/dist/Tk-Canvas-GradientColor/>
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348 Copyright 2014 Djibril Ousmanou, all rights reserved.
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350 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
351 under the same terms as Perl itself.
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