lovyan03/LovyanGFX

"fillGradientRect" not reacting on y-koordinate using "VLINEAR"

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brutzler commented

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Environment ( 実行環境 )

  • MCU or Board name: [ESP-WROOM-32|]
  • Panel Driver IC: [RGB-Display]
  • Bus type:
  • LovyanGFX version: [v1.1.16]
  • FrameWork version: [ArduinoESP32]
  • Build Environment: [PlatformIO]
  • Operating System: [Windows]

Problem Description ( 問題の内容 )

using fillGradientRect the Y-coordinate looks always to be 0.

Thats my code.
tft.fillGradientRect( 300, 199, 150, 300, heatMapGradient, lgfx::VLINEAR );

instead of the "199" it is a "0" used. -> The grafic is always on top of the display.
Using lgfx::RADIAL instead of lgfx::VLINEAR the grafic is moving as expected

Expected Behavior ( 期待される動作 )

Actual Behavior ( 実際の動作 )

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brutzler commented

I want to say: whatever y-coordinate I am using (199 in my example), the grafic is not on the expected place. It always stays on the top of the display. Looks like the function is ignoring the value and always using a "0".

tobozo commented

hi, thanks for spotting that 👍

a fix has been pushed

brutzler commented

TY for quick fixing this.
Working now as expected 👍

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