Hello all,

I need to find a way to have a dialog with gradient colors. I have 
found Phil Ide's gradient package but it doesn't completely fill my 
needs.
Phil's gradient contains 2 colors. It also contains a gradient with 3 
colors but in a kind of a triangle.
I need to have 3 colors: one color at the top, then a second color in 
the middle and then go back to the first color at the bottom.

Any ideas?

Many thanks in advance,
Raymond

AUGE_OHR a exprimé avec précision :
> see German Xbaseforum http://www.xbaseforum.de/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5451

Hi Jimmy,

Very nice picture.
I have 2 problems:
- I have not access to the forum
- I don't speak, read, understand German 

Thanks anyway,
Raymond

hi,

> - I have not access to the forum

sorry i forgot that "Wissenbasis" is for User (need registration) only

> - I don't speak, read, understand German 

most ist Code 

but i can not "Copy/Paste" it to this Forum while it is not "my" Code.

it use 2x Gradient to show 3 Color like this :

   aColors  := { nColor1, nColor2 }
   GraGradient(oPS , {0,0} , { {nWide,nHigh} }, aColors 
,GRA_GRADIENT_VERTICAL)

   aColors  := { nColor3, nColor4 }
   GraPos(oPS ,{0,nHigh})
   GraGradient(oPS,          , { {nWide,nFull-nHigh} }, aColors 
,GRA_GRADIENT_VERTICAL)

greetings by OHR
Jimmy

Dans son message précédent, AUGE_OHR a écrit :
> hi,
>
>> - I have not access to the forum
>
> sorry i forgot that "Wissenbasis" is for User (need registration) only
>
>> - I don't speak, read, understand German 
>
> most ist Code 
>
> but i can not "Copy/Paste" it to this Forum while it is not "my" Code.
>
> it use 2x Gradient to show 3 Color like this :
>
>    aColors  := { nColor1, nColor2 }
>    GraGradient(oPS , {0,0} , { {nWide,nHigh} }, aColors 
> ,GRA_GRADIENT_VERTICAL)
>
>    aColors  := { nColor3, nColor4 }
>    GraPos(oPS ,{0,nHigh})
>    GraGradient(oPS,          , { {nWide,nFull-nHigh} }, aColors 
> ,GRA_GRADIENT_VERTICAL)
>
> greetings by OHR
> Jimmy

Thanks Jimmy, that's balready a good starting point.
I will see if I can do something with it.

Regards,
Raymond