wxPaletteChangedEvent(3)

wxPaletteChangedEvent 💅

okay so this is an Erlang module definition page, bestie — the whole thing lives in the wx package and it's all about the wxPaletteChangedEvent class. 🎀

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✨ NAME ✨

wxPaletteChangedEvent — literally just the functions for the wxPaletteChangedEvent class, no cap. 🦋

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

This class is <highkey>derived</highkey> from other stuff, and it can use functions from:

• wxEvent

so yeah, everything wxEvent gives you? it's yours too. inherited. slay. 💚

wxWidgets docs: wxPaletteChangedEvent — iykyk, go read those if you want the C++ tea. ☕

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🧚 DATA TYPES 🧚

• wxPaletteChanged() :: #wxPaletteChanged{}. — the record, purr. 💖
• wxPaletteChangedEvent() :: wx:wx_object(). — it's a wx object, iconic. 👑
• wxPaletteChangedEventType() :: palette_changed. — that's the type, periodt. ✨

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💅 FUNCTIONS 💅

• getChangedWindow(This) -> wxWindow:wxWindow() — when This :: wxPaletteChangedEvent().

grabs you the changed window, bestie. 🪟

• setChangedWindow(This, Win) -> ok — when This :: wxPaletteChangedEvent(), Win :: wxWindow:wxWindow().

sets the changed window to Win, and you get an ok back like the little reward it is. 🫶

getChangedWindow(This) -> wxWindow:wxWindow()
                            when This :: wxPaletteChangedEvent().

setChangedWindow(This, Win) -> ok
                            when
                                This :: wxPaletteChangedEvent(),
                                Win :: wxWindow:wxWindow().

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ngl there's no SEE ALSO section on this one, so don't come for me about it 💀 the whole vibe is: read the types, call the functions, move on. 🌈

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okayyy that's the whole page!! 🎀 this came from Ericsson AB, it's wx 2.6, and the footer date was the wxPaletteChangedEvent(3) moment itself — so consider this your cute lil sign-off. mwah, go forth and palette-change. 💖✨🦋💅