Class GradientStop

Inheritance

System.Object

GradientStop

Implements

IGradientStop

Namespace: IronPPT.Models

Assembly: IronPPT.dll

Syntax

public class GradientStop : Object, IGradientStop

Defining one color along a gradient's blend runs through GradientStop. Each stop fixes a single color at a position in the transition, and a list of these stops is what gives a Gradient its sequence of colors from start to end.

Color, an IColor, is the color the stop contributes, and StopPoint, an IDocUnit, is where along the blend that color lands. A gradient needs at least two stops to show a visible transition: one near the start and one near the end, with extra stops in between for multi-color blends. Build a GradientStop, set its Color and StopPoint, and add it to the StopPoints list on a Gradient. The order of the stop positions determines how the colors run across the shape, so set StopPoint deliberately rather than relying on insertion order alone. Since stops only have meaning inside a gradient, configure them while building that fill. To style the shape the gradient fills, start from the slide element workflow.

using IronPPT.Models;

var stop = new GradientStop();
gradient.StopPoints.Add(stop);

The slide element tutorial styles elements on a slide, and the Gradient reference shows the fill these stops belong to.

Constructors

GradientStop()

Declaration

public GradientStop()

Properties

Color

Declaration

public IColor Color { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
IColor

StopPoint

Declaration

public IDocUnit StopPoint { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
IDocUnit

Implements

IGradientStop