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package io.qt.gui;

import io.qt.*;


/**
 * 

Contains QColor predefined constants

*

Java wrapper for Qt header file QColorConstants

*/ public final class QColorConstants { static { QtJambi_LibraryUtilities.initialize(); } private QColorConstants() throws java.lang.InstantiationError { throw new java.lang.InstantiationError("Cannot instantiate namespace QColorConstants."); } /** *

Java wrapper for Qt header file QColorConstants::Svg

*/ public static final class Svg { static { QtJambi_LibraryUtilities.initialize(); } private Svg() throws java.lang.InstantiationError { throw new java.lang.InstantiationError("Cannot instantiate namespace Svg."); } /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::aliceblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor aliceblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::antiquewhite

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor antiquewhite(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::aqua

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor aqua(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::aquamarine

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor aquamarine(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::azure

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor azure(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::beige

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor beige(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::bisque

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor bisque(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::black

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor black(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::blanchedalmond

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor blanchedalmond(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::blue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor blue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::blueviolet

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor blueviolet(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::brown

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor brown(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::burlywood

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor burlywood(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::cadetblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor cadetblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::chartreuse

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor chartreuse(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::chocolate

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor chocolate(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::coral

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor coral(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::cornflowerblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor cornflowerblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::cornsilk

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor cornsilk(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::crimson

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor crimson(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::cyan

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor cyan(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkcyan

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkcyan(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkgoldenrod

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkgoldenrod(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkgray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkgray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkgreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkgreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkgrey

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkgrey(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkkhaki

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkkhaki(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkmagenta

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkmagenta(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkolivegreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkolivegreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkorange

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkorange(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkorchid

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkorchid(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkred

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkred(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darksalmon

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darksalmon(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkseagreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkseagreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkslateblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkslateblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkslategray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkslategray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkslategrey

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkslategrey(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkturquoise

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkturquoise(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::darkviolet

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor darkviolet(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::deeppink

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor deeppink(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::deepskyblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor deepskyblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::dimgray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor dimgray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::dimgrey

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor dimgrey(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::dodgerblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor dodgerblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::firebrick

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor firebrick(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::floralwhite

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor floralwhite(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::forestgreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor forestgreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::fuchsia

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor fuchsia(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::gainsboro

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor gainsboro(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::ghostwhite

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor ghostwhite(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::gold

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor gold(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::goldenrod

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor goldenrod(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::gray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor gray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::green

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor green(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::greenyellow

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor greenyellow(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::grey

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor grey(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::honeydew

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor honeydew(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::hotpink

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor hotpink(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::indianred

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor indianred(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::indigo

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor indigo(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::ivory

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor ivory(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::khaki

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor khaki(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lavender

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lavender(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lavenderblush

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lavenderblush(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lawngreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lawngreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lemonchiffon

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lemonchiffon(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightcoral

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightcoral(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightcyan

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightcyan(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightgoldenrodyellow

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightgoldenrodyellow(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightgray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightgray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightgreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightgreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightgrey

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightgrey(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightpink

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightpink(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightsalmon

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightsalmon(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightseagreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightseagreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightskyblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightskyblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightslategray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightslategray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightslategrey

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightslategrey(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightsteelblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightsteelblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lightyellow

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lightyellow(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::lime

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor lime(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::limegreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor limegreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::linen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor linen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::magenta

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor magenta(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::maroon

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor maroon(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumaquamarine

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumaquamarine(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumorchid

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumorchid(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumpurple

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumpurple(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumseagreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumseagreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumslateblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumslateblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumspringgreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumspringgreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumturquoise

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumturquoise(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mediumvioletred

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mediumvioletred(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::midnightblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor midnightblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mintcream

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mintcream(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::mistyrose

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor mistyrose(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::moccasin

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor moccasin(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::navajowhite

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor navajowhite(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::navy

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor navy(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::oldlace

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor oldlace(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::olive

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor olive(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::olivedrab

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor olivedrab(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::orange

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor orange(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::orangered

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor orangered(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::orchid

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor orchid(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::palegoldenrod

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor palegoldenrod(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::palegreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor palegreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::paleturquoise

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor paleturquoise(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::palevioletred

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor palevioletred(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::papayawhip

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor papayawhip(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::peachpuff

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor peachpuff(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::peru

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor peru(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::pink

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor pink(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::plum

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor plum(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::powderblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor powderblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::purple

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor purple(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::red

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor red(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::rosybrown

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor rosybrown(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::royalblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor royalblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::saddlebrown

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor saddlebrown(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::salmon

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor salmon(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::sandybrown

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor sandybrown(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::seagreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor seagreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::seashell

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor seashell(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::sienna

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor sienna(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::silver

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor silver(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::skyblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor skyblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::slateblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor slateblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::slategray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor slategray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::slategrey

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor slategrey(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::snow

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor snow(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::springgreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor springgreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::steelblue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor steelblue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::tan

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor tan(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::teal

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor teal(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::thistle

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor thistle(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::tomato

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor tomato(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::turquoise

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor turquoise(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::violet

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor violet(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::wheat

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor wheat(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::white

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor white(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::whitesmoke

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor whitesmoke(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::yellow

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor yellow(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Svg::yellowgreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor yellowgreen(); /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #aliceblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getAliceblue() { return aliceblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #antiquewhite()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getAntiquewhite() { return antiquewhite(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #aqua()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getAqua() { return aqua(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #aquamarine()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getAquamarine() { return aquamarine(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #azure()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getAzure() { return azure(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #beige()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBeige() { return beige(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #bisque()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBisque() { return bisque(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #black()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBlack() { return black(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #blanchedalmond()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBlanchedalmond() { return blanchedalmond(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #blue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBlue() { return blue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #blueviolet()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBlueviolet() { return blueviolet(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #brown()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBrown() { return brown(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #burlywood()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBurlywood() { return burlywood(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #cadetblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getCadetblue() { return cadetblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #chartreuse()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getChartreuse() { return chartreuse(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #chocolate()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getChocolate() { return chocolate(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #coral()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getCoral() { return coral(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #cornflowerblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getCornflowerblue() { return cornflowerblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #cornsilk()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getCornsilk() { return cornsilk(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #crimson()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getCrimson() { return crimson(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #cyan()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getCyan() { return cyan(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkblue() { return darkblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkcyan()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkcyan() { return darkcyan(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkgoldenrod()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkgoldenrod() { return darkgoldenrod(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkgray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkgray() { return darkgray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkgreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkgreen() { return darkgreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkgrey()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkgrey() { return darkgrey(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkkhaki()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkkhaki() { return darkkhaki(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkmagenta()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkmagenta() { return darkmagenta(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkolivegreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkolivegreen() { return darkolivegreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkorange()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkorange() { return darkorange(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkorchid()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkorchid() { return darkorchid(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkred()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkred() { return darkred(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darksalmon()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarksalmon() { return darksalmon(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkseagreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkseagreen() { return darkseagreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkslateblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkslateblue() { return darkslateblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkslategray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkslategray() { return darkslategray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkslategrey()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkslategrey() { return darkslategrey(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkturquoise()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkturquoise() { return darkturquoise(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #darkviolet()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkviolet() { return darkviolet(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #deeppink()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDeeppink() { return deeppink(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #deepskyblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDeepskyblue() { return deepskyblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #dimgray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDimgray() { return dimgray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #dimgrey()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDimgrey() { return dimgrey(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #dodgerblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDodgerblue() { return dodgerblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #firebrick()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getFirebrick() { return firebrick(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #floralwhite()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getFloralwhite() { return floralwhite(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #forestgreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getForestgreen() { return forestgreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #fuchsia()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getFuchsia() { return fuchsia(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #gainsboro()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGainsboro() { return gainsboro(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #ghostwhite()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGhostwhite() { return ghostwhite(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #gold()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGold() { return gold(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #goldenrod()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGoldenrod() { return goldenrod(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #gray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGray() { return gray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #green()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGreen() { return green(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #greenyellow()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGreenyellow() { return greenyellow(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #grey()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGrey() { return grey(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #honeydew()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getHoneydew() { return honeydew(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #hotpink()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getHotpink() { return hotpink(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #indianred()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getIndianred() { return indianred(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #indigo()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getIndigo() { return indigo(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #ivory()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getIvory() { return ivory(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #khaki()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getKhaki() { return khaki(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lavender()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLavender() { return lavender(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lavenderblush()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLavenderblush() { return lavenderblush(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lawngreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLawngreen() { return lawngreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lemonchiffon()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLemonchiffon() { return lemonchiffon(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightblue() { return lightblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightcoral()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightcoral() { return lightcoral(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightcyan()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightcyan() { return lightcyan(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightgoldenrodyellow()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightgoldenrodyellow() { return lightgoldenrodyellow(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightgray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightgray() { return lightgray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightgreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightgreen() { return lightgreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightgrey()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightgrey() { return lightgrey(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightpink()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightpink() { return lightpink(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightsalmon()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightsalmon() { return lightsalmon(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightseagreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightseagreen() { return lightseagreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightskyblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightskyblue() { return lightskyblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightslategray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightslategray() { return lightslategray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightslategrey()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightslategrey() { return lightslategrey(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightsteelblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightsteelblue() { return lightsteelblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lightyellow()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightyellow() { return lightyellow(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #lime()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLime() { return lime(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #limegreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLimegreen() { return limegreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #linen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLinen() { return linen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #magenta()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMagenta() { return magenta(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #maroon()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMaroon() { return maroon(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumaquamarine()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumaquamarine() { return mediumaquamarine(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumblue() { return mediumblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumorchid()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumorchid() { return mediumorchid(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumpurple()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumpurple() { return mediumpurple(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumseagreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumseagreen() { return mediumseagreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumslateblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumslateblue() { return mediumslateblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumspringgreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumspringgreen() { return mediumspringgreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumturquoise()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumturquoise() { return mediumturquoise(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mediumvioletred()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMediumvioletred() { return mediumvioletred(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #midnightblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMidnightblue() { return midnightblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mintcream()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMintcream() { return mintcream(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #mistyrose()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMistyrose() { return mistyrose(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #moccasin()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMoccasin() { return moccasin(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #navajowhite()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getNavajowhite() { return navajowhite(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #navy()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getNavy() { return navy(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #oldlace()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getOldlace() { return oldlace(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #olive()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getOlive() { return olive(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #olivedrab()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getOlivedrab() { return olivedrab(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #orange()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getOrange() { return orange(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #orangered()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getOrangered() { return orangered(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #orchid()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getOrchid() { return orchid(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #palegoldenrod()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPalegoldenrod() { return palegoldenrod(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #palegreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPalegreen() { return palegreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #paleturquoise()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPaleturquoise() { return paleturquoise(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #palevioletred()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPalevioletred() { return palevioletred(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #papayawhip()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPapayawhip() { return papayawhip(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #peachpuff()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPeachpuff() { return peachpuff(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #peru()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPeru() { return peru(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #pink()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPink() { return pink(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #plum()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPlum() { return plum(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #powderblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPowderblue() { return powderblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #purple()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getPurple() { return purple(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #red()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getRed() { return red(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #rosybrown()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getRosybrown() { return rosybrown(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #royalblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getRoyalblue() { return royalblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #saddlebrown()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSaddlebrown() { return saddlebrown(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #salmon()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSalmon() { return salmon(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #sandybrown()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSandybrown() { return sandybrown(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #seagreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSeagreen() { return seagreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #seashell()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSeashell() { return seashell(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #sienna()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSienna() { return sienna(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #silver()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSilver() { return silver(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #skyblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSkyblue() { return skyblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #slateblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSlateblue() { return slateblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #slategray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSlategray() { return slategray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #slategrey()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSlategrey() { return slategrey(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #snow()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSnow() { return snow(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #springgreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSpringgreen() { return springgreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #steelblue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getSteelblue() { return steelblue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #tan()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getTan() { return tan(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #teal()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getTeal() { return teal(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #thistle()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getThistle() { return thistle(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #tomato()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getTomato() { return tomato(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #turquoise()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getTurquoise() { return turquoise(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #violet()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getViolet() { return violet(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #wheat()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getWheat() { return wheat(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #white()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getWhite() { return white(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #whitesmoke()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getWhitesmoke() { return whitesmoke(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #yellow()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getYellow() { return yellow(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #yellowgreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getYellowgreen() { return yellowgreen(); } } /** *

See QColorConstants::Black

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Black(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Blue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Blue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Color0

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Color0(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Color1

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Color1(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Cyan

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Cyan(); /** *

See QColorConstants::DarkBlue

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor DarkBlue(); /** *

See QColorConstants::DarkCyan

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor DarkCyan(); /** *

See QColorConstants::DarkGray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor DarkGray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::DarkGreen

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor DarkGreen(); /** *

See QColorConstants::DarkMagenta

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor DarkMagenta(); /** *

See QColorConstants::DarkRed

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor DarkRed(); /** *

See QColorConstants::DarkYellow

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor DarkYellow(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Gray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Gray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Green

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Green(); /** *

See QColorConstants::LightGray

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor LightGray(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Magenta

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Magenta(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Red

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Red(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Transparent

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Transparent(); /** *

See QColorConstants::White

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor White(); /** *

See QColorConstants::Yellow

*/ public native static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor Yellow(); /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Black()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBlack() { return Black(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Blue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getBlue() { return Blue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Color0()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getColor0() { return Color0(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Color1()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getColor1() { return Color1(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Cyan()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getCyan() { return Cyan(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #DarkBlue()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkBlue() { return DarkBlue(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #DarkCyan()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkCyan() { return DarkCyan(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #DarkGray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkGray() { return DarkGray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #DarkGreen()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkGreen() { return DarkGreen(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #DarkMagenta()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkMagenta() { return DarkMagenta(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #DarkRed()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkRed() { return DarkRed(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #DarkYellow()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getDarkYellow() { return DarkYellow(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Gray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGray() { return Gray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Green()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getGreen() { return Green(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #LightGray()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getLightGray() { return LightGray(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Magenta()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getMagenta() { return Magenta(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Red()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getRed() { return Red(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Transparent()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getTransparent() { return Transparent(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #White()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getWhite() { return White(); } /** * @hidden *

Kotlin property getter. In Java use {@link #Yellow()} instead.

*/ public static io.qt.gui.@NonNull QColor getYellow() { return Yellow(); } }




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