qutim_sdk_0_3::QtWin Namespace Reference

Functions
Q_DECL_IMPORT QColor	colorizationColor ()
Q_DECL_IMPORT bool	enableBlurBehindWindow (QWidget *widget, bool enable=true)
Q_DECL_IMPORT bool	extendFrameIntoClientArea (QWidget *widget, int left=-1, int top=-1, int right=-1, int bottom=-1)
Q_DECL_IMPORT bool	isCompositionEnabled ()

Detailed Description

This is a helper namespace for using the Desktop Window Manager functionality on Windows 7 and Windows Vista.

On other platforms these functions will simply not do anything.

Function Documentation

Q_DECL_IMPORT QColor qutim_sdk_0_3::QtWin::colorizationColor

(

)

Returns the current colorizationColor for the window.

enable tells if the blur should be enabled or not

Q_DECL_IMPORT bool qutim_sdk_0_3::QtWin::enableBlurBehindWindow	(	QWidget *	widget,
		bool	enable = true
	)

Enables Blur behind on a Widget.

enable tells if the blur should be enabled or not

Q_DECL_IMPORT bool qutim_sdk_0_3::QtWin::extendFrameIntoClientArea	(	QWidget *	widget,
		int	left = -1,
		int	top = -1,
		int	right = -1,
		int	bottom = -1
	)

ExtendFrameIntoClientArea.

This controls the rendering of the frame inside the window. Note that passing margins of -1 (the default value) will completely remove the frame from the window.

Note

you should not call enableBlurBehindWindow before calling this functions

enable tells if the blur should be enabled or not

Q_DECL_IMPORT bool qutim_sdk_0_3::QtWin::isCompositionEnabled

(

)

Chekcs and returns true if Windows DWM composition is currently enabled on the system.

Note

To get live notification on the availability of this feature, you will currently have to reimplement winEvent() on your widget and listen for the WM_DWMCOMPOSITIONCHANGED event to occur.

Returns

current composition status