ding(shading);
>
> cb.setColorFill( Color.RED );
> cb.rectangle( 0, 0, 100, 100 );
> cb.fill();
>
>
> That'll get you in the right ballpark. You might need to mess with
> the shading's axis, or swap BLACK & WHITE to get the direction right.
>
> --Mar
used as an SOFT MASK?
Thanks in advance,
Karl
On 2009/04/09, at 15:07, Alchemy wrote:
> >>>> When drawing to Java Graphics2D It seems like iText does not
> support
> >>>> GradientPaint gradients with transparency?
> >>> You're right, I don&#
is the best way to implement
this functionality using Graphics2D?
Either with a workaround in the application or by extending iText
itself.
Thank you again for your time!
I really appreciate it.
Best,
Karl
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Thanks for the prompt reply.
On 2009/04/04, at 20:40, 1T3XT info wrote:
> Alchemy wrote:
>> When drawing to Java Graphics2D It seems like iText does not support
>> GradientPaint gradients with transparency?
>
> You're right, I don't think that's supported.
Hi all,
I have been happily using itext for some time now but have recently
come across a small issue.
When drawing to Java Graphics2D It seems like iText does not support
GradientPaint gradients with transparency?
For example please take a look at this image showing the different
output: ht
