On Tue, 23 May 2006 23:47:00 GMT "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the meantime, evas grads could also be enhanced in > various ways. Here are some that I would like to add sometime > soon: > 1. Loading grads from a file - ie. support for whatever > file formats may exist, or may be defined, for describing types > and/or spectrums for gradients. > 2. Support for some other kinds of fill geometries. > 3. Add a new kind of gradient object: "multi-gradients". > These are 'gradients of gradients' (just as a simple gradient > spectrum is defined by a sequence of colors and weights, these > are defined by a sequence of simple-gradients and weights). > > If anyone has any suggestions/comments/ideas, or whatnot, > related to 'gradients'... :) I think inkscape, gimp, and a few others have been working on standards to allow dragging and dropping things like gradients between their applications, so have a look at the work they are doing.
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