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 Class PdfShading.Axial, constructor PdfShading.Axial(PdfColorSpace, PdfArray, PdfFunction) 
  
 
  
 
  
    Creates the new instance of the class. @param cs the PdfColorSpace object in which colour values shall be expressed. The special Pattern space isn't excepted. @param coords the PdfArray of four 
     number four 
   numbers [x0 y0 x1 y1] that specified the starting and the endings coordinates of thew axis, expressed in the shading's target coordinate space. @param function the PdfFunction object, that is used to calculate color transitions. 
   
  
 Class PdfShading.Radial, constructor PdfShading.Radial(PdfColorSpace, float, float, float, float[], float, float, float, float[]) 
  
 
  
 
  
    Creates the new instance of the class.
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    @param cs the PdfColorSpace object in which colour values shall be expressed. The Indexed color space isn't excepted. @param x0 the X coordinate of starting circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param y0 the Y coordinate of starting circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param r0 the radius of starting circle's centre, should be greater or equal to 0. If 0 then starting circle is treated as point. If both radii are 0, nothing shall be painted. @param color0 the {@code float[]} that represents the color in the start circle. @param x1 the X coordinate of ending circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param y1 the Y coordinate of ending circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param r1 the radius of ending circle's centre, should be greater or equal to 0. If 0 then ending circle is treated as point. If both radii are 0, nothing shall be painted. @param color1 the {@code float[]} that represents the color in the end circle. 
  
 Class PdfShading.Radial, constructor PdfShading.Radial(PdfColorSpace, float, float, float, float[], float, float, float, float[], boolean[]) 
  
 
  
 
  
    Creates the new instance of the class.
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    @param cs the PdfColorSpace object in which colour values shall be expressed. The Indexed color space isn't excepted. @param x0 the X coordinate of starting circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param y0 the Y coordinate of starting circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param r0 the radius of starting circle's centre, should be greater or equal to 0. If 0 then starting circle is treated as point. If both radii are 0, nothing shall be painted. @param color0 the {@code float[]} that represents the color in the start circle. @param x1 the X coordinate of ending circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param y1 the Y coordinate of ending circle's centre, expressed in in the shading#s target coordinate space. @param r1 the radius of ending circle's centre, should be greater or equal to 0. If 0 then ending circle is treated as point. If both radii are 0, nothing shall be painted. @param color1 the {@code float[]} that represents the color in the end circle. @param extend the array of two {@code boolean} that specified whether to extend the shading beyond the starting and ending points of the axis, respectively.