Creates a list of around 36 different colors, where one is easily distinguished from the preceding one. More...

#include <mitkColorSequenceCycleH.h>

Inheritance diagram for mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH:

Collaboration diagram for mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH:

Public Member Functions
	ColorSequenceCycleH ()

virtual	~ColorSequenceCycleH ()

virtual Color	GetNextColor () override
	Return another color. More...

virtual void	GoToBegin () override
	Rewind to first color. More...

virtual void	ChangeHueValueByCycleSteps (int steps)
	Increase the used Hue value. This can be done by steps ( = steps * 60 increase of Hue ) or absolute ( 0.0 < Hue < 360.0). Can also be used to decrease the Hue; Values < 0 are cropped to 0. Note: This does not change the other values, i.e. the color cycle. Therefor, the method can just be used to skip steps (i.e. colors) in a cycle. Use SetColorCycle if you want to change other values. More...

virtual void	ChangeHueValueByAbsoluteNumber (float number)

virtual void	SetColorCycle (unsigned short cycle)
	Set the color cycle. The color cycle has to be an integer value between 0 and 5 (see class description for an explanation). Use this in combination with the hue value cahnge to generate your dream colors... More...

Public Member Functions inherited from mitk::ColorSequence
	ColorSequence ()

virtual	~ColorSequence ()

Protected Attributes
float	color_h

float	color_s

float	color_v

unsigned short	color_cycle

Detailed Description

Creates a list of around 36 different colors, where one is easily distinguished from the preceding one.

The list of colors starts with a fully saturated, full valued red (Hue = 0 = 360). After that the sequence is generated like this:

first cycle through fully saturated colors (increase hue by 60)
then cycle through colors with halfed saturation (increase hue by 60)
then cycle through colors with halfed value (increase hue by 60)

Finally repeat colors.

Definition at line 37 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::ColorSequenceCycleH ( )

Definition at line 21 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.cpp.

References color_cycle, color_h, color_s, and color_v.

mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::~ColorSequenceCycleH ( )

virtual

Definition at line 29 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::ChangeHueValueByAbsoluteNumber ( float number )

virtual

Definition at line 105 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.cpp.

References color_h.

void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::ChangeHueValueByCycleSteps ( int steps )

virtual

Increase the used Hue value. This can be done by steps ( = steps * 60 increase of Hue ) or absolute ( 0.0 < Hue < 360.0). Can also be used to decrease the Hue; Values < 0 are cropped to 0. Note: This does not change the other values, i.e. the color cycle. Therefor, the method can just be used to skip steps (i.e. colors) in a cycle. Use SetColorCycle if you want to change other values.

Definition at line 104 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.cpp.

References color_h.

Color mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::GetNextColor ( )

overridevirtual

Return another color.

Implements mitk::ColorSequence.

Definition at line 34 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.cpp.

References color_cycle, color_h, color_s, color_v, and mitk::ColorConversions::Hsv2Rgb().

Referenced by SetColorCycle().

void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::GoToBegin ( )

overridevirtual

Rewind to first color.

Implements mitk::ColorSequence.

Definition at line 96 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.cpp.

References color_cycle, color_h, color_s, and color_v.

void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::SetColorCycle ( unsigned short cycle )

virtual

Set the color cycle. The color cycle has to be an integer value between 0 and 5 (see class description for an explanation). Use this in combination with the hue value cahnge to generate your dream colors...

Definition at line 106 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.cpp.

References color_cycle, color_h, and GetNextColor().