Example | set the strokeGradient of graphic "Circle 1" of me to myArray
set the strokeGradient["type"] of graphic "Rectangle 1" of me to "linear"
set the strokeGradient["ramp"] of graphic "Poly 1" of me to 0.2,5,45,126,255 & return & 0.8,230,5,32,255
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Description | The stroke gradient is an array style property, each key of the array
controls a different gradient parameter that will affect its final
appearance. The easiest way to adjust these properties is by using the
gradient card of the property inspector which has full control over each
parameter. The stroke gradient will be observed in the border lines of
the shape. The allowed keys are as follows:
strokeGradient["type"] - The type of gradient. It can take the
following values:
- "linear"
- "radial"
- "conical"
- "spiral"
- "diamond"
- "xy"
- "sqrtxy"
strokeGradient["ramp"] - A return delimited list of gradient
stops that define the layout of the of the gradient. A gradient stop
is a comma delimited list of numbers that specify the following values:
- position - a number between 0 and 1
- red, green, blue - numbers between 0 and 255
- alpha - number between 0 (transparent) and 255 (opaque),
if omitted it is assumed to be 255.
strokeGradient["from"] - A coordinate specifying the starting
point of the gradient
strokeGradient["to"] - A coordinate specifying the end point
of the gradient
strokeGradient["via"] - A coordinate specifying the intermediate
point of the gradient (affects scaling and shearing of the gradient)
strokeGradient["quality"] - The quality can be set to normal or good
(higher detail but slower). This property is normal by default.
strokeGradient["repeat"] - A number between 1 and 255 that specifies
the number of times the gradient ramp is repeated between the start and
end points. This property is 1 by default.
strokeGradient["mirror"] - A boolean value specifying whether
alternating repetitions of the ramp are reversed. This property is false
by default.
strokeGradient["wrap"] - A boolean value specifying whether the ramp is
repeated to fill the entire graphic a object. This property is false by
default.
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