A QtQuick/QML component to interpolate colors.
There is no installation needed, the component is only made of QML and works out of the box.
Run ColorInterpolationExample.qml with the Qt qmlviewer tool and play with the sliders to see the interpolated colors.
First, copy the ColorInterpolation folder in a path which is loaded with the QML engine and do not forget the import "ColorInterpolation"
.
A ColorInterpolation and ColorStop work the same way Gradient and GradientStop work. You need to provide several ColorStops inside a ColorInterpolation. ColorStop takes a standard color and a real indicating the color position in the interpolated range.
ColorInterpolation {
id: interpolation
stops: [
ColorStop { position: [...]; color: [...] }
...
]
}
Then, you need to call interpolation.getColorAt(value)
to get the interpolated color at the value
position of the range.
And, that's it!
This project has been released under the LGPL 3 license. Please refer to LICENSE.GPL and LICENSE.LGPL for more information.
- Make the
stops
property the default value of the ColorInterpolation element.stops
is a list, and list properties marked as default are not supported by Qt 4.8 (it will be in Qt 5.0).