Dear, 
=head1 NAME

Tk::Canvas::GradientColor - To create a Canvas widget with background 
+gradient color. 

=head1 SYNOPSIS

    #!/usr/bin/perl
    use strict;
    use warnings;
    
    use Tk;
    use Tk::Canvas::GradientColor;
    
    my $mw = new MainWindow(
      -title      => 'Tk::Canvas::GradientColor',
      -background => 'white',
    );
    
    my $canvas = $mw->GradientColor(
        -width  => 400,
        -height => 400,
    )->pack( qw/ -fill both -expand 1 / );
    
    MainLoop();

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Tk::Canvas::GradientColor is an extension of the Canvas widget. It is 
+an easy way to build a 
canvas widget with gradient background color.

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The module allows to use 7 types of background gradient color : linear_horizontal, linear_vertical, mirror_horizontal, mirror_vertical, radial, corner_right and corner_left.

# WIDGET-SPECIFIC METHODS

I am looking for comments or complaints about the name-space or anything else. Best regards,

In reply to Re: perl tk and background gradient color. by djibel
in thread perl tk and background gradient color. by djibel

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