GeoDataHotSpot Class Reference

from PyKDE4.marble import *

Inherits: Marble.GeoDataObject → Marble.GeoNode
Namespace: Marble

Detailed Description

Enumerations
Units	{ Fraction, Pixels, InsetPixels }
Methods
	__init__ (self, QPointF hotSpot=QPointF(0.5,0.5), Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units xunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction, Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units yunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction)
	__init__ (self, Marble.GeoDataHotSpot other)
QPointF	hotSpot (self, Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units xunits, Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units yunits)
QString	nodeType (self)
	pack (self, QDataStream stream)
	setHotSpot (self, QPointF hotSpot=QPointF(0.5,0.5), Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units xunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction, Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units yunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction)
	unpack (self, QDataStream stream)

Method Documentation

__init__	(	self,
		QPointF	hotSpot=QPointF(0.5,0.5),
		Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units	xunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction,
		Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units	yunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction
	)

__init__	(	self,
		Marble.GeoDataHotSpot	other
	)

QPointF hotSpot	(	self,
		Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units	xunits,
		Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units	yunits
	)

this function returns the hotspot and the units the hotspot is measured in

Parameters:

	xunits	after running hotspot, you'll receive the unit in which x is measured
	yunits	the same for y

Returns:: the point of the hotspot

QString nodeType ( self )

pack	(	self,
		QDataStream	stream
	)

setHotSpot	(	self,
		QPointF	hotSpot=QPointF(0.5,0.5),
		Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units	xunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction,
		Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Units	yunits=Marble.GeoDataHotSpot.Fraction
	)

unpack	(	self,
		QDataStream	stream
	)

Enumeration Documentation

Units

Enumerator:

Fraction
Pixels
InsetPixels

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