Scrim class - over_image library

Properties

hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setteroverride
isNeeded → bool: no setter
meetsTarget → bool: False means no opacity of scrimArgb reaches the target; opacity is then a best effort, 1.0. Check before trusting: drop a custom scrim color, or revisit the design. Don't ship it silently.
final
mixedPolarityRejected → bool: True when a lower opacity passed per pixel but left pixels on both sides of the content, e.g. mid-gray text on a black and white checkerboard. That reads badly, so the solve kept going until every pixel sat on one side. Nothing to act on; explains the extra cost.
final
opacity → double: 0..1, quantized to 1/255 so 8-bit compositing is exact.
final
paintArgb → int: scrimArgb with opacity as its alpha. Fill a rect with it.
no setter
paintColor → Color: Available on Scrim, provided by the ScrimFlutter extension
Scrim.paintArgb as a Color: fill a rect behind the content.
no setter
polarity → Polarity: final
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
scrimArgb → int: The scrim's color: black or white, or the caller's choice.
final
worstContrast → double: Weakest absolute contrast over every pixel at opacity.
final

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
shadows({required double blurRadius, double contentRadius = -1.0, int maxLayers = 8}) → Shadows: Draw this scrim as stacked blurred copies of the glyph, for renderers that can't widen it (Flutter text Shadow, CSS text-shadow). Approximate; prefer shadowsWithStroke.
shadowsWithStroke({double stroke = 1.0, double blurRadius = 4.0}) → ShadowsWithStroke: Draw this scrim hugging the glyph: its shape widened by stroke pixels, then blurred by blurRadius, painted under it.
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
inherited