Graphics.Rendering.Diagrams.Attributes

Attributes which can be added as annotations to a Diagram, implemented via instances of AttrClass.

Documentation

fillColor :: Color -> Diagram -> Diagram

Draw a diagram using the given fill color. Note that the new color only applies to parts of the diagram which are not otherwise colored; subdiagrams which already have an explicit fill color will not be affected. The default fill color is completely transparent.

fc :: Color -> Diagram -> Diagram

fc is provided as a convenient short synonym for fillColor.

fillTransparency :: Int -> Diagram -> Diagram

Set the transparency used for the fill color, from 0 (completely transparent) to 255 (completely opaque). Note that you can set the alpha channel of the fill color using fillColor combined with rgba, but fillTransparency allows you to set the alpha channel independently of the color channels. This means you can use it together with the colors defined in Graphics.Rendering.Diagrams.Colors.

ft :: Int -> Diagram -> Diagram

ft is provided as a convenient short synonym for fillTransparency.

lineColor :: Color -> Diagram -> Diagram

Draw a diagram using the given color for lines. Note that the new color only applies to parts of the diagram which are not otherwise colored; subdiagrams which already have an explicit line color will not be affected. The default line color is black.

lc :: Color -> Diagram -> Diagram

lc is provided as a convenient short synonym for lineColor.

lineWidth :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Draw shape outlines and lines with the given width. Note that the line width is invariant under uniform scaling, although under non-uniform scaling (scaling by different amounts in the x and y axes) lines can become distorted. The default line width is 1.

lw :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

lw is provided as a convenient short synonym for lineWidth.

stretch :: Double -> Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Stretch a diagram by a separate scaling factor for each axis. stretch w h scales by a factor of w in the x direction and a factor of h in the y direction.

scale :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Scale by the same scaling factor in both dimensions, so the diagram retains its aspect ratio.

scaleX :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Scale a diagram along the x-axis only. scaleX s is equivalent to stretch s 1.

scaleY :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Scale a diagram along the y-axis only. scaleY s is equivalent to stretch 1 s.

translate :: Double -> Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Translate a diagram by the given relative offsets in the x and y directions. Note that the positive x-axis is to the right, while the positive y-axis points downwards.

translateX :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Translate a diagram along the x-axis only. translateX x is equivalent to translate x 0.

translateY :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

Translate a diagram along the y-axis only. translateY y is equivalent to translate 0 y.

rotate :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

rotate f rotates a diagram clockwise by fraction f of a complete revolution. rotate f is equivalent to rotateR (2*pi*f).

rotateR :: Double -> Diagram -> Diagram

rotateR r rotates a diagram clockwise by r radians.