Creates a list of around 36 different colors, where one is easily distinguished from the preceding one.
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#include <mitkColorSequenceCycleH.h>
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| | ~ColorSequenceCycleH () override |
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| Color | GetNextColor () override |
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| void | GoToBegin () override |
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| 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...
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| virtual void | ChangeHueValueByAbsoluteNumber (float number) |
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| 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 change to generate your dream colors... More...
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| | ColorSequence () |
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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 33 of file mitkColorSequenceCycleH.h.
◆ ColorSequenceCycleH()
| mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::ColorSequenceCycleH |
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◆ ~ColorSequenceCycleH()
| mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::~ColorSequenceCycleH |
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◆ ChangeHueValueByAbsoluteNumber()
| virtual void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::ChangeHueValueByAbsoluteNumber |
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◆ ChangeHueValueByCycleSteps()
| virtual void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::ChangeHueValueByCycleSteps |
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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.
◆ GetNextColor()
| Color mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::GetNextColor |
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◆ GoToBegin()
| void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::GoToBegin |
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◆ SetColorCycle()
| virtual void mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::SetColorCycle |
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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 change to generate your dream colors...
◆ color_cycle
| unsigned short mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::color_cycle |
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◆ color_h
| float mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::color_h |
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◆ color_s
| float mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::color_s |
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◆ color_v
| float mitk::ColorSequenceCycleH::color_v |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
Public Member Functions inherited from mitk::ColorSequence