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Which is for the background of the launcher dialog. | Which is for the background of the launcher dialog. Check the modern.ini file for all definable gradients. | ||
To see what this value does here's how the calculate the color of a row in a widget/dialog: | To see what this value does here's how the calculate the color of a row in a widget/dialog: | ||
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return firstLineColor + (lastLineColor - firstLineColor) * currentLine / maxLineNumber | return firstLineColor + (lastLineColor - firstLineColor) * currentLine / maxLineNumber | ||
As you can see we're using a linear interpolation here. Since it's pseudocode it's a bit simplified though, but it should be enough to get the basic idea. | |||
===== Examples ===== | |||
To have some examples showing in how far a different factor value changes the colors here are coming two. | |||
The color values we use in our examples: | The color values we use in our examples: | ||
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If we would draw a rect with 10 lines and a factor of 1 | If we would draw a rect with 10 lines and a factor of 1 it would look like: | ||
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If we would draw a the same rect with a factor of 2 | If we would draw a the same rect with a factor of 2 it would look like: | ||
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