ColorScheme1D Class Reference

This class is a representation of a 1D ColorScheme. More...

#include <ColorScheme1D.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	ColorScheme1D (void)
	creates a grayscale colorscheme
	ColorScheme1D (const QColor &color1)
	creates a hue based "one color" colorscheme
	ColorScheme1D (const QColor &color1, const QColor &color2)
	creates an HSV interpolated color scheme
QColor	getColor (double percentage)
	returns the requested color according to the created colorscheme.
QColor	getContrastColor (double percentage)
	returns a grayscale color that has a high contrast against the color you would get with calling getColor method.
void	setColor_1 (const QColor &color1)
	sets the first colorschemecolor to the color given
void	setColor_2 (const QColor &color2)
	sets the second colorschemecolor to the color given
void	setColors (const QColor &color1, const QColor &color2)
	sets the first and second colorschemecolor to the two colors given

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Detailed Description

This class is a representation of a 1D ColorScheme.

1D means that you can get colors from an one dimensional "color space" which is created by the user by specifying a 2 color color ramp.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ColorScheme1D::ColorScheme1D

(

void

)

creates a grayscale colorscheme

ColorScheme1D::ColorScheme1D

(

const QColor &

color1

)

creates a hue based "one color" colorscheme

ColorScheme1D::ColorScheme1D	(	const QColor &	color1,
		const QColor &	color2
	)

creates an HSV interpolated color scheme

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Member Function Documentation

QColor ColorScheme1D::getColor

(

double

percentage

)

returns the requested color according to the created colorscheme.

Parameters:

percentage

floating point value between 0.0 and 1.0. A value close to 0.0 means the color is close to color1 and color2 has no influence. A value close to 1.0 means the color is close to color2 and color1 has no influence.

QColor ColorScheme1D::getContrastColor

(

double

percentage

)

returns a grayscale color that has a high contrast against the color you would get with calling getColor method.

Parameters:

percentage

floating point value between 0.0 and 1.0. A value close to 0.0 means the color is close to color1 and color2 has no influence. A value close to 1.0 means the color is close to color2 and color1 has no influence.

void ColorScheme1D::setColor_1

(

const QColor &

color1

)

sets the first colorschemecolor to the color given

void ColorScheme1D::setColor_2

(

const QColor &

color2

)

sets the second colorschemecolor to the color given

void ColorScheme1D::setColors	(	const QColor &	color1,
		const QColor &	color2
	)

sets the first and second colorschemecolor to the two colors given

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• ColorScheme1D.h
• ColorScheme1D.cpp