KDK_EFFECTS_KSHADOWHELPER(3)

📦 version 3.0.1.2, in arch rolling, ubuntu resolute, ubuntu stonking

✨ NAME ✨

kdk::effects::KShadowHelper — bestie, this is the class that gives your widgets a little shadow moment 💅

🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

It Inherits QObject. So like, it's a Qt object, it has parent-child energy, it's part of the whole QObject ecosystem. Periodt.

💖 Public Member Functions

void setWidget (QWidget *widget, int borderRadius=12, int
    shadowWidth=20, qreal darkness=0.5)

🌸 Static Public Member Functions

static KShadowHelper * self ()

👑 DESCRIPTION 👑

Okay so real talk, the manpage keeps it kinda short but here's what you're working with, fr fr:

  • kdk::effects::KShadowHelper is the class, and it Inherits QObject, so it's living that Qt object life 🫶
  • void setWidget (QWidget *widget, int borderRadius=12, int shadowWidth=20, qreal darkness=0.5) — this is the one that does the thing. You hand it a QWidget *widget, and it takes a borderRadius that defaults to 12, a shadowWidth that defaults to 20, and a darkness (a qreal, no less) that defaults to 0.5. That's a whole lot of vibes in one signature ✨
  • static KShadowHelper * self () — static, returns a KShadowHelper *, and ngl the name self is giving main character energy. It's static, so you call it on the class itself 👑
Heads up bestie: this page only documents what's literally listed above. No extra lore, no made-up behaviour, we stay honest 💀

🎀 AUTHOR 🎀

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