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module com { module sun { module star { module rendering {

interface XBitmap;
interface XParametricPolyPolygon2D;

/** Contains all information needed to define a texture.<p>

    This structure contains all information necessary to define a
    texture. A texture describes the filled area of polygonal shapes,
    providing its own transformation matrix, repeat mode, and
    transparency.<p>

    To achieve uniformity, if this texture has a bitmap set, it is
    scaled in such a way that it will cover the same [0,1]x[0,1] box
    as the hatch and the gradient. The transformation member can then
    be used to scale the complete texture as it fits suit.<p>

    @since OOo 2.0
 */
struct Texture
{
    /** Texture transformation from texture to primitive space.<p>

        This member allows arbitrary transformations of the texture,
        relative to the textured primitive. Thus, the total
        transformation from the [0,1]x[0,1] texture space to the
        device coordinate space is the concatenation of texture,
        render state, and view state transformation (with only render
        state and view state transformation being applied to the
        textured primitive).<p>
     */
    ::com::sun::star::geometry::AffineMatrix2D  AffineTransform;


    /** Overall transparency of the texturing.<p>

        The valid range for this value is [0,1], where 0 denotes
        complete transparency, and 1 denotes fully opaque.<p>
     */
    double                                      Alpha;


    /** Specifies the number of parameterized polygons used for the texture.<p>

        This member specifies the number of polygons the parametric
        polygon interface is queried. The continuous range [0,1] of
        the XParametricPolyPolygon::getOutline() method is divided up
        into numberOfHatchPolygons equal parts, and for everyone of
        these parts, the start of the interval is plugged into the
        getOutline method. For example, if numberOfHatchPolygons is 2,
        then getOutline is called twice, once with 0.0 and once with
        0.5. Use this parameter to control the density of the
        hatching.<p>
     */
    long                                        NumberOfHatchPolygons;


    /** Texture bitmap.<p>

        This member can be used together with gradient and hatching.<p>

        The bitmap is scaled to a one-by-one rectangle, to cover the
        same area as both the gradient and the hatching.<p>
    */
    XBitmap                                     Bitmap;


    /** Texture gradient.<p>

        This member can be used together with bitmap and hatching. The
        parametric polygons color value is used to fill the returned
        polygonal outlines.<p>
     */
    XParametricPolyPolygon2D                    Gradient;


    /** Texture hatching.<p>

        This member can be used together with bitmap and gradient. The
        parametric polygons color value is used to stroke the returned
        polygonal outlines.<p>
     */
    XParametricPolyPolygon2D                    Hatching;


    /** Specifies the stroke attributes used for hatching.<p>

        Use 0.0 as the strokeWidth here to indicate hair lines.<p>
     */
    StrokeAttributes                            HatchAttributes;


    /** Repeat mode of the texture, x direction.<p>

        The repeat mode is separated into x and y direction, this is
        the x direction part. Permissible values are from the
        TexturingMode constants.<p>
    */
    byte                                        RepeatModeX;

    /** Repeat mode of the texture, y direction.<p>

        The repeat mode is separated into x and y direction, this is
        the y direction part. Permissible values are from the
        TexturingMode constants.<p>
    */
    byte                                        RepeatModeY;

};

}; }; }; };

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