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 /*
    Copyright (c) 2003-2007 Clarence Dang <dang@kde.org>
    All rights reserved.
 
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 */
 
 
 #ifndef KP_IMAGE_SELECTION_TRANSPARENCY_H
 #define KP_IMAGE_SELECTION_TRANSPARENCY_H
 
 
 #include "imagelib/kpColor.h"
 
 
 // This does not apply to the Text Tool.  Use kpTextStyle for that.
 class kpImageSelectionTransparency
 {
 public:
     // Opaque selection
     kpImageSelectionTransparency ();
     // Selection that's transparent at pixels with <color>
     kpImageSelectionTransparency (const kpColor &transparentColor, double colorSimilarity);
     // If <isOpaque>, <transparentColor> is allowed to be anything
     // (including invalid) as the color would have no effect.
     // However, you are encouraged to set it as you would if !<isOpaque>,
     // because setTransparent(true) might be called later, after which
     // the <transparentColor> would suddenly become important.
     //
     // It is a similar case with <colorSimilarity>, although <colorSimilarity>
     // must be in-range (see kpColorSimilarityHolder).
     kpImageSelectionTransparency (bool isOpaque, const kpColor &transparentColor, double colorSimilarity);
     // Returns whether they are visually equivalent.
     // This is the same as a memcmp() except that if they are both opaque,
     // this function will return true regardless of the transparentColor's.
     bool operator== (const kpImageSelectionTransparency &rhs) const;
     bool operator!= (const kpImageSelectionTransparency &rhs) const;
     ~kpImageSelectionTransparency ();
 
     bool isOpaque () const;
     bool isTransparent () const;
     void setOpaque (bool yes = true);
     void setTransparent (bool yes = true);
 
     // If isOpaque(), transparentColor() is generally not called because
     // the transparent color would have no effect.
     kpColor transparentColor () const;
     void setTransparentColor (const kpColor &transparentColor);
 
     double colorSimilarity () const;
     void setColorSimilarity (double colorSimilarity);
     int processedColorSimilarity () const;
 
 private:
     bool m_isOpaque;
     kpColor m_transparentColor;
     double m_colorSimilarity;
     int m_processedColorSimilarity;
 };
 
 
 #endif  // KP_IMAGE_SELECTION_TRANSPARENCY_H