Add more gradient info in VectorDrawable's javadoc (a1a1cfa4) · Commits · e / os / android_frameworks_base

graphics/java/android/graphics/drawable/AnimatedVectorDrawable.java

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		@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ import dalvik.annotation.optimization.FastNative;
		* <td>translateY</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td rowspan="8"><path></td>
		* <td rowspan="9"><path></td>
		* <td>pathData</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		@@ -154,6 +154,9 @@ import dalvik.annotation.optimization.FastNative;
		* <td>trimPathStart</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>trimPathEnd</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>trimPathOffset</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>

graphics/java/android/graphics/drawable/VectorDrawable.java

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		@@ -213,12 +213,79 @@ import dalvik.system.VMRuntime;
		* </vector>
		* </pre>
		* </li>
		* <li>And here is an example of linear gradient color, which is supported in SDK 24+.
		* <h4>Gradient support</h4>
		* We support 3 types of gradients: {@link android.graphics.LinearGradient},
		* {@link android.graphics.RadialGradient}, or {@link android.graphics.SweepGradient}.
		* <p/>
		* And we support all of 3 types of tile modes {@link android.graphics.Shader.TileMode}:
		* CLAMP, REPEAT, MIRROR.
		* <p/>
		* All of the attributes are listed in {@link android.R.styleable#GradientColor}.
		* Note that different attributes are relevant for different types of gradient.
		* <table border="2" align="center" cellpadding="5">
		* <thead>
		* <tr>
		* <th>LinearGradient</th>
		* <th>RadialGradient</th>
		* <th>SweepGradient</th>
		* </tr>
		* </thead>
		* <tr>
		* <td>startColor </td>
		* <td>startColor</td>
		* <td>startColor</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>centerColor</td>
		* <td>centerColor</td>
		* <td>centerColor</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>endColor</td>
		* <td>endColor</td>
		* <td>endColor</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>type</td>
		* <td>type</td>
		* <td>type</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>tileMode</td>
		* <td>tileMode</td>
		* <td>tileMode</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>startX</td>
		* <td>centerX</td>
		* <td>centerX</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>startY</td>
		* <td>centerY</td>
		* <td>centerY</td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>endX</td>
		* <td>gradientRadius</td>
		* <td></td>
		* </tr>
		* <tr>
		* <td>endY</td>
		* <td></td>
		* <td></td>
		* </tr>
		* </table>
		* <p/>
		* Also note that if any color item {@link android.R.styleable#GradientColorItem} is defined, then
		* startColor, centerColor and endColor will be ignored.
		* <p/>
		* See more details in {@link android.R.styleable#GradientColor} and
		* {@link android.R.styleable#GradientColorItem}.
		* <p/>
		* Here is a simple example that defines a linear gradient.
		* <pre>
		* <gradient xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
		* android:angle="90"
		* android:startColor="?android:attr/colorPrimary"
		* android:endColor="?android:attr/colorControlActivated"
		* android:centerColor="#f00"
		@@ -229,7 +296,18 @@ import dalvik.system.VMRuntime;
		* android:type="linear">
		* </gradient>
		* </pre>
		* </li>
		* And here is a simple example that defines a radial gradient using color items.
		* <pre>
		* <gradient xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
		* android:centerX="300"
		* android:centerY="300"
		* android:gradientRadius="100"
		* android:type="radial">
		* <item android:offset="0.1" android:color="#0ff"/>
		* <item android:offset="0.4" android:color="#fff"/>
		* <item android:offset="0.9" android:color="#ff0"/>
		* </gradient>
		* </pre>
		*
		*/