- class QColormap#
The
QColormap
class maps device independent QColors to device dependent pixel values. More…Synopsis#
Methods#
def
__init__()
def
colorAt()
def
colormap()
def
depth()
def
mode()
def
pixel()
def
size()
Static functions#
def
cleanup()
def
initialize()
def
instance()
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Detailed Description#
- class Mode#
This enum describes how
QColormap
maps device independent RGB values to device dependent pixel values.Constant
Description
QColormap.Direct
Pixel values are derived directly from the RGB values, also known as “True Color.”
QColormap.Indexed
Pixel values represent indexes into a list of available colors, i.e.
QColormap
uses the index of the color that most closely matches an RGB value.QColormap.Gray
Similar to
Indexed
, pixel values represent a list of available gray tones.QColormap
uses the index of the gray tone that most closely matches the computed gray tone of an RGB value.
Constructs a copy of another
colormap
.- static cleanup()#
Returns a QColor for the
pixel
.See also
Returns a list of colors which represents the devices colormap for
Indexed
andGray
modes. This function returns an empty list forDirect
mode.See also
- depth()#
- Return type:
int
Returns the depth of the device.
See also
- static initialize()#
Returns the colormap for the specified
screen
. Ifscreen
is -1, this function returns the colormap for the default screen.Returns the mode of this colormap.
See also
Returns a device dependent pixel value for the
color
.See also
- size()#
- Return type:
int
Returns the size of the colormap for
Indexed
andGray
modes; Returns -1 forDirect
mode.See also