Adding fading effect for paint rectangles in HUD.

cc/debug/debug_colors.cc

Index: cc/debug/debug_colors.cc
diff --git a/cc/debug/debug_colors.cc b/cc/debug/debug_colors.cc
index 353bd7996e0a4fcdf4079726eaa1b6940c48953c..af8a701755e3da15b75c56fb9f856c2ceec000aa 100644
--- a/cc/debug/debug_colors.cc
+++ b/cc/debug/debug_colors.cc
@@ -173,13 +173,17 @@ SkColor DebugColors::EvictedTileCheckerboardColor() {
 
 // ======= Debug rect colors =======
 
+static SkColor FadedGreen(const int initial_value, const int step) {

[caseq, 2014/03/06 11:48:37]

drop const and consider unsigned

[malch, 2014/03/06 12:06:23]

Done.

+  unsigned int value = step * initial_value / DebugColors::kFadeSteps;
+  return SkColorSetARGB(value, 0, 195, 0);
+}
 // Paint rects in green.
-SkColor DebugColors::PaintRectBorderColor() {
-  return SkColorSetARGB(255, 0, 195, 0);
+SkColor DebugColors::PaintRectBorderColor(const int step) {
+  return FadedGreen(255, step);
 }
 int DebugColors::PaintRectBorderWidth() { return 2; }
-SkColor DebugColors::PaintRectFillColor() {
-  return SkColorSetARGB(30, 0, 195, 0);
+SkColor DebugColors::PaintRectFillColor(const int step) {
+  return FadedGreen(60, step);
 }
 
 // Property-changed rects in blue.