Brush.Builder

public Builder()

public final @NonNull Brush build()

public final @NonNull Brush.Builder setColorIntArgb(@ColorInt int colorIntArgb)

Sets the color using a ColorInt, which is in the sRGB color space by definition. Note that the ColorInt channel order puts alpha first (in the most significant byte).

Kotlin interprets integer literals greater than 0x7fffffff as Longs, so Kotlin callers that want to specify a literal ColorInt with alpha >= 0x80 must call Long.toInt on the literal.

public final @NonNull Brush.Builder setColorLong(@ColorLong long colorLong)

Sets the color using a ColorLong, which can encode several different color spaces. sRGB and Display P3 are supported; a color in any other color space will be converted to Display P3.

Some libraries (notably Jetpack UI Graphics) use ULong for ColorLongs, so the caller must call ULong.toLong on such a value before passing it to this method.

public final @NonNull Brush.Builder setEpsilon(
    @FloatRange(from = 0.0, fromInclusive = false, to = Infinity, toInclusive = false) float epsilon
)

public final @NonNull Brush.Builder setFamily(@NonNull BrushFamily family)

Sets the BrushFamily for this brush. See StockBrushes for available BrushFamily values.

public final @NonNull Brush.Builder setSize(
    @FloatRange(from = 0.0, fromInclusive = false, to = Infinity, toInclusive = false) float size
)

@RequiresApi(value = 26)
public final @NonNull Brush.Builder BrushUtil.setAndroidColor(
    @NonNull Brush.Builder receiver,
    @NonNull Color color
)

Set the color on a Brush.Builder as an android.graphics.Color instance. sRGB and Display P3 are supported; a color in any other color space will be converted to Display P3.

Java callers should prefer toBuilderWithAndroidColor or createBrushBuilderWithAndroidColor as a more fluent API.