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TQStyle Class Reference

The TQStyle class specifies the look and feel of a GUI. More...

#include <tqstyle.h>

Inherits TQObject.

Inherited by TQCommonStyle.

List of all member functions.

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Detailed Description

The TQStyle class specifies the look and feel of a GUI.

A large number of GUI elements are common to many widgets. The TQStyle class allows the look of these elements to be modified across all widgets that use the TQStyle functions. It also provides two feel options: Motif and Windows.

Although it is not possible to fully enumerate the look of graphical elements and the feel of widgets in a GUI, TQStyle provides a considerable amount of control and customisability.

In TQt 1.x the look and feel option for widgets was specified by a single value: the GUIStyle. Starting with TQt 2.0, this notion was expanded to allow the look to be specified by virtual drawing functions.

Derived classes may reimplement some or all of the drawing functions to modify the look of all widgets that use those functions.

Languages written from right to left (such as Arabic and Hebrew) usually also mirror the whole layout of widgets. If you design a style, you should take special care when drawing asymmetric elements to make sure that they also look correct in a mirrored layout. You can start your application with -reverse to check the mirrored layout. Also notice, that for a reversed layout, the light usually comes from top right instead of top left.

The actual reverse layout is performed automatically when possible. However, for the sake of flexibility, the translation cannot be performed everywhere. The documentation for each function in the TQStyle API states whether the function expects/returns logical or screen coordinates. Using logical coordinates (in ComplexControls, for example) provides great flexibility in controlling the look of a widget. Use visualRect() when necessary to translate logical coordinates into screen coordinates for drawing.

In TQt versions prior to 3.0, if you wanted a low level route into changing the appearance of a widget, you would reimplement polish(). With the new 3.0 style engine the recommended approach is to reimplement the draw functions, for example drawItem(), drawPrimitive(), drawControl(), drawControlMask(), drawComplexControl() and drawComplexControlMask(). Each of these functions is called with a range of parameters that provide information that you can use to determine how to draw them, e.g. style flags, rectangle, color group, etc.

For information on changing elements of an existing style or creating your own style see the Style overview.

Styles can also be created as plugins.

See also Widget Appearance and Style.

Member Type Documentation

TQStyle::ComplexControl

This enum represents a ComplexControl. ComplexControls have different behaviour depending upon where the user clicks on them or which keys are pressed.

See also SubControl and drawComplexControl().

TQStyle::ContentsType

This enum represents a ContentsType. It is used to calculate sizes for the contents of various widgets.

See also sizeFromContents().

TQStyle::ControlElement

This enum represents a ControlElement. A ControlElement is part of a widget that performs some action or displays information to the user.

See also drawControl().

TQStyle::PixelMetric

This enum represents a PixelMetric. A PixelMetric is a style dependent size represented as a single pixel value.

See also pixelMetric().

TQStyle::PrimitiveElement

This enum represents the PrimitiveElements of a style. A PrimitiveElement is a common GUI element, such as a checkbox indicator or pushbutton bevel.

See also drawPrimitive().

TQStyle::StyleFlags

This enum represents flags for drawing PrimitiveElements. Not all primitives use all of these flags. Note that these flags may mean different things to different primitives. For an explanation of the relationship between primitives and their flags, as well as the different meanings of the flags, see the Style overview.

See also drawPrimitive().

TQStyle::StyleHint

This enum represents a StyleHint. A StyleHint is a general look and/or feel hint.

See also styleHint().

TQStyle::StylePixmap

This enum represents a StylePixmap. A StylePixmap is a pixmap that can follow some existing GUI style or guideline.

See also stylePixmap().

TQStyle::SubControl

This enum represents a SubControl within a ComplexControl.

See also ComplexControl.

TQStyle::SubRect

This enum represents a sub-area of a widget. Style implementations would use these areas to draw the different parts of a widget.

See also subRect().

Member Function Documentation

TQStyle::TQStyle ()

Constructs a TQStyle.

TQStyle::~TQStyle () [virtual]

Destroys the style and frees all allocated resources.

int TQStyle::defaultFrameWidth () const

This function is obsolete. It is provided to keep old source working. We strongly advise against using it in new code.

void TQStyle::drawComplexControl ( ComplexControl control, TQPainter * p, const TQWidget * widget, const TQRect & r, const TQColorGroup & cg, SFlags how = Style_Default, SCFlags sub = SC_All, SCFlags subActive = SC_None, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Draws the ComplexControl control using the painter p in the area r. Colors are used from the color group cg. The sub argument specifies which SubControls to draw. Multiple SubControls can be OR'ed together. The subActive argument specifies which SubControl is active.

The rect r should be in logical coordinates. Reimplementations of this function should use visualRect() to change the logical coordinates into screen coordinates when using drawPrimitive() and drawControl().

The how argument is used to control how the ComplexControl is drawn. Multiple flags can OR'ed together. See the table below for an explanation of which flags are used with the various ComplexControls.

The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of control. The opt argument can be used to pass extra information required when drawing the ComplexControl. Note that opt may be the default value even for ComplexControls that can make use of the extra options. See the table below for the appropriate widget and opt usage:

ComplexControl
& Widget Cast 		Style Flags Notes Options Notes
CC_SpinWidget(const TQSpinWidget *) Style_Enabled Set if the spinwidget is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the spinwidget has input focus.
CC_ComboBox(const TQComboBox *) Style_Enabled Set if the combobox is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the combobox has input focus.
CC_ScrollBar(const TQScrollBar *) Style_Enabled Set if the scrollbar is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the scrollbar has input focus.
CC_Slider(const TQSlider *) Style_Enabled Set if the slider is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the slider has input focus.
CC_ToolButton(const TQToolButton *) Style_Enabled Set if the toolbutton is enabled. TQStyleOption ( ArrowType t ) When the tool button only contains an arrow, t is the arrow's type.
Style_HasFocus Set if the toolbutton has input focus.
Style_Down Set if the toolbutton is down (ie. mouse button or space pressed).
Style_On Set if the toolbutton is a toggle button and is toggled on.
Style_AutoRaise Set if the toolbutton has auto-raise enabled.
Style_Raised Set if the button is not down, not on and doesn't contain the mouse when auto-raise is enabled.
CC_TitleBar(const TQWidget *) Style_Enabled Set if the titlebar is enabled. Unused.  
CC_ListView(const TQListView *) Style_Enabled Set if the titlebar is enabled. TQStyleOption ( TQListViewItem *item ) item is the item that needs branches drawn

See also ComplexControl and SubControl.

void TQStyle::drawComplexControlMask ( ComplexControl control, TQPainter * p, const TQWidget * widget, const TQRect & r, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Draw a bitmask for the ComplexControl control using the painter p in the area r. See drawComplexControl() for an explanation of the use of the widget and opt arguments.

The rect r should be in logical coordinates. Reimplementations of this function should use visualRect() to change the logical corrdinates into screen coordinates when using drawPrimitive() and drawControl().

See also drawComplexControl() and ComplexControl.

void TQStyle::drawControl ( ControlElement element, TQPainter * p, const TQWidget * widget, const TQRect & r, const TQColorGroup & cg, SFlags how = Style_Default, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Draws the ControlElement element using the painter p in the area r. Colors are used from the color group cg.

The rect r should be in screen coordinates.

The how argument is used to control how the ControlElement is drawn. Multiple flags can be OR'ed together. See the table below for an explanation of which flags are used with the various ControlElements.

The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of element. The opt argument can be used to pass extra information required when drawing the ControlElement. Note that opt may be the default value even for ControlElements that can make use of the extra options. See the table below for the appropriate widget and opt usage:

ControlElement
& Widget Cast 		Style Flags Notes Options Notes
CE_PushButton(const TQPushButton *)

and

CE_PushButtonLabel(const TQPushButton *)

Style_Enabled Set if the button is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the button has input focus.
Style_Raised Set if the button is not down, not on and not flat.
Style_On Set if the button is a toggle button and toggled on.
Style_Down Set if the button is down (i.e., the mouse button or space bar is pressed on the button).
Style_ButtonDefault Set if the button is a default button.
CE_CheckBox(const TQCheckBox *)

and

CE_CheckBoxLabel(const TQCheckBox *)

Style_Enabled Set if the checkbox is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the checkbox has input focus.
Style_On Set if the checkbox is checked.
Style_Off Set if the checkbox is not checked.
Style_NoChange Set if the checkbox is in the NoChange state.
Style_Down Set if the checkbox is down (i.e., the mouse button or space bar is pressed on the button).
CE_RadioButton(const TQRadioButton *)

and

CE_RadioButtonLabel(const TQRadioButton *)

Style_Enabled Set if the radiobutton is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the radiobutton has input focus.
Style_On Set if the radiobutton is checked.
Style_Off Set if the radiobutton is not checked.
Style_Down Set if the radiobutton is down (i.e., the mouse button or space bar is pressed on the radiobutton).
CE_TabBarTab(const TQTabBar *)

and

CE_TabBarLabel(const TQTabBar *)

Style_Enabled Set if the tabbar and tab is enabled. TQStyleOption ( TQTab *t ) t is the TQTab being drawn.
Style_Selected Set if the tab is the current tab.
CE_ProgressBarGroove(const TQProgressBar *)

and

CE_ProgressBarContents(const TQProgressBar *)

and

CE_ProgressBarLabel(const TQProgressBar *)

Style_Enabled Set if the progressbar is enabled. Unused.  
Style_HasFocus Set if the progressbar has input focus.
CE_PopupMenuItem(const TQPopupMenu *) Style_Enabled Set if the menuitem is enabled. TQStyleOption ( TQMenuItem *mi, int tabwidth, int maxpmwidth ) mi is the menu item being drawn. TQMenuItem is currently an internal class.
Style_Active Set if the menuitem is the current item. tabwidth is the width of the tab column where key accelerators are drawn.
Style_Down Set if the menuitem is down (i.e., the mouse button or space bar is pressed). maxpmwidth is the maximum width of the check column where checkmarks and iconsets are drawn.
CE_MenuBarItem(const TQMenuBar *) Style_Enabled Set if the menuitem is enabled TQStyleOption ( TQMenuItem *mi ) mi is the menu item being drawn.
Style_Active Set if the menuitem is the current item.
Style_Down Set if the menuitem is down (i.e., a mouse button or the space bar is pressed).
Style_HasFocus Set if the menubar has input focus.
CE_ToolButtonLabel(const TQToolButton *) Style_Enabled Set if the toolbutton is enabled. TQStyleOption ( ArrowType t ) When the tool button only contains an arrow, t is the arrow's type.
Style_HasFocus Set if the toolbutton has input focus.
Style_Down Set if the toolbutton is down (i.e., a mouse button or the space is pressed).
Style_On Set if the toolbutton is a toggle button and is toggled on.
Style_AutoRaise Set if the toolbutton has auto-raise enabled.
Style_MouseOver Set if the mouse pointer is over the toolbutton.
Style_Raised Set if the button is not down, not on and doesn't contain the mouse when auto-raise is enabled.

See also ControlElement and StyleFlags.

void TQStyle::drawControlMask ( ControlElement element, TQPainter * p, const TQWidget * widget, const TQRect & r, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Draw a bitmask for the ControlElement element using the painter p in the area r. See drawControl() for an explanation of the use of the widget and opt arguments.

The rect r should be in screen coordinates.

See also drawControl() and ControlElement.

void TQStyle::drawItem ( TQPainter * p, const TQRect & r, int flags, const TQColorGroup & g, bool enabled, const TQPixmap * pixmap, const TQString & text, int len = -1, const TQColor * penColor = 0 ) const [virtual]

Draws the text or pixmap in rectangle r using painter p and color group g. The pen color is specified with penColor. The enabled bool indicates whether or not the item is enabled; when reimplementing this bool should influence how the item is drawn. If len is -1 (the default) all the text is drawn; otherwise only the first len characters of text are drawn. The text is aligned and wrapped according to the alignment flags (see TQt::AlignmentFlags).

By default, if both the text and the pixmap are not null, the pixmap is drawn and the text is ignored.

void TQStyle::drawPrimitive ( PrimitiveElement pe, TQPainter * p, const TQRect & r, const TQColorGroup & cg, SFlags flags = Style_Default, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Draws the style PrimitiveElement pe using the painter p in the area r. Colors are used from the color group cg.

The rect r should be in screen coordinates.

The flags argument is used to control how the PrimitiveElement is drawn. Multiple flags can be OR'ed together.

For example, a pressed button would be drawn with the flags Style_Enabled and Style_Down.

The opt argument can be used to control how various PrimitiveElements are drawn. Note that opt may be the default value even for PrimitiveElements that make use of extra options. When opt is non-default, it is used as follows:

PrimitiveElement Options Notes
PE_FocusRect TQStyleOption ( const TQColor & bg ) bg is the background color on which the focus rect is being drawn.
PE_Panel TQStyleOption ( int linewidth, int midlinewidth ) linewidth is the line width for drawing the panel.
midlinewidth is the mid-line width for drawing the panel.
PE_PanelPopup TQStyleOption ( int linewidth, int midlinewidth ) linewidth is the line width for drawing the panel.
midlinewidth is the mid-line width for drawing the panel.
PE_PanelMenuBar TQStyleOption ( int linewidth, int midlinewidth ) linewidth is the line width for drawing the panel.
midlinewidth is the mid-line width for drawing the panel.
PE_PanelDockWindow TQStyleOption ( int linewidth, int midlinewidth ) linewidth is the line width for drawing the panel.
midlinewidth is the mid-line width for drawing the panel.
PE_GroupBoxFrame TQStyleOption ( int linewidth, int midlinewidth, int shape, int shadow ) linewidth is the line width for the group box.
midlinewidth is the mid-line width for the group box.
shape is the frame shape for the group box.
shadow is the frame shadow for the group box.

For all other PrimitiveElements, opt is unused.

See also StyleFlags.

Example: themes/wood.cpp.

TQRect TQStyle::itemRect ( TQPainter * p, const TQRect & r, int flags, bool enabled, const TQPixmap * pixmap, const TQString & text, int len = -1 ) const [virtual]

Returns the appropriate area (see below) within rectangle r in which to draw the text or pixmap using painter p. If len is -1 (the default) all the text is drawn; otherwise only the first len characters of text are drawn. The text is aligned in accordance with the alignment flags (see TQt::AlignmentFlags). The enabled bool indicates whether or not the item is enabled.

If r is larger than the area needed to render the text the rectangle that is returned will be offset within r in accordance with the alignment flags. For example if flags is AlignCenter the returned rectangle will be centered within r. If r is smaller than the area needed the rectangle that is returned will be larger than r (the smallest rectangle large enough to render the text or pixmap).

By default, if both the text and the pixmap are not null, the pixmap is drawn and the text is ignored.

int TQStyle::pixelMetric ( PixelMetric metric, const TQWidget * widget = 0 ) const [pure virtual]

Returns the pixel metric for metric. The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of metric. Note that widget may be zero even for PixelMetrics that can make use of widget. See the table below for the appropriate widget casts:

PixelMetric Widget Cast
PM_SliderControlThickness (const TQSlider *)
PM_SliderLength (const TQSlider *)
PM_SliderTickmarkOffset (const TQSlider *)
PM_SliderSpaceAvailable (const TQSlider *)
PM_TabBarTabOverlap (const TQTabBar *)
PM_TabBarTabHSpace (const TQTabBar *)
PM_TabBarTabVSpace (const TQTabBar *)
PM_TabBarBaseHeight (const TQTabBar *)
PM_TabBarBaseOverlap (const TQTabBar *)

void TQStyle::polish ( TQWidget * ) [virtual]

Initializes the appearance of a widget.

This function is called for every widget at some point after it has been fully created but just before it is shown the very first time.

Reasonable actions in this function might be to call TQWidget::setBackgroundMode() for the widget. An example of highly unreasonable use would be setting the geometry! Reimplementing this function gives you a back-door through which you can change the appearance of a widget. With TQt 3.0's style engine you will rarely need to write your own polish(); instead reimplement drawItem(), drawPrimitive(), etc.

The TQWidget::inherits() function may provide enough information to allow class-specific customizations. But be careful not to hard-code things too much because new TQStyle subclasses are expected to work reasonably with all current and future widgets.

See also unPolish().

void TQStyle::polish ( TQApplication * ) [virtual]

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It behaves essentially like the above function.

Late initialization of the TQApplication object.

See also unPolish().

void TQStyle::polish ( TQPalette & ) [virtual]

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It behaves essentially like the above function.

The style may have certain requirements for color palettes. In this function it has the chance to change the palette according to these requirements.

See also TQPalette and TQApplication::setPalette().

void TQStyle::polishPopupMenu ( TQPopupMenu * ) [pure virtual]

Polishes the popup menu according to the GUI style. This usually means setting the mouse tracking (TQPopupMenu::setMouseTracking()) and whether the menu is checkable by default (TQPopupMenu::setCheckable()).

SubControl TQStyle::querySubControl ( ComplexControl control, const TQWidget * widget, const TQPoint & pos, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Returns the SubControl for widget at the point pos. The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of control. The opt argument can be used to pass extra information required when drawing the ComplexControl. Note that opt may be the default value even for ComplexControls that can make use of the extra options. See drawComplexControl() for an explanation of the widget and opt arguments.

Note that pos is passed in screen coordinates. When using querySubControlMetrics() to check for hits and misses, use visualRect() to change the logical coordinates into screen coordinates.

See also drawComplexControl(), ComplexControl, SubControl, and querySubControlMetrics().

TQRect TQStyle::querySubControlMetrics ( ComplexControl control, const TQWidget * widget, SubControl subcontrol, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Returns the rect for the SubControl subcontrol for widget in logical coordinates.

The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of control. The opt argument can be used to pass extra information required when drawing the ComplexControl. Note that opt may be the default value even for ComplexControls that can make use of the extra options. See drawComplexControl() for an explanation of the widget and opt arguments.

See also drawComplexControl(), ComplexControl, and SubControl.

TQSize TQStyle::scrollBarExtent () const

This function is obsolete. It is provided to keep old source working. We strongly advise against using it in new code.

TQSize TQStyle::sizeFromContents ( ContentsType contents, const TQWidget * widget, const TQSize & contentsSize, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Returns the size of widget based on the contents size contentsSize.

The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of contents. The opt argument can be used to pass extra information required when calculating the size. Note that opt may be the default value even for ContentsTypes that can make use of the extra options. See the table below for the appropriate widget and opt usage:

ContentsType Widget Cast Options Notes
CT_PushButton (const TQPushButton *) Unused.  
CT_CheckBox (const TQCheckBox *) Unused.  
CT_RadioButton (const TQRadioButton *) Unused.  
CT_ToolButton (const TQToolButton *) Unused.  
CT_ComboBox (const TQComboBox *) Unused.  
CT_Splitter (const TQSplitter *) Unused.  
CT_DockWindow (const TQDockWindow *) Unused.  
CT_ProgressBar (const TQProgressBar *) Unused.  
CT_PopupMenuItem (const TQPopupMenu *) TQStyleOption ( TQMenuItem *mi ) mi is the menu item to use when calculating the size. TQMenuItem is currently an internal class.

int TQStyle::styleHint ( StyleHint stylehint, const TQWidget * widget = 0, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default, TQStyleHintReturn * returnData = 0 ) const [pure virtual]

Returns the style hint stylehint for widget. Currently, widget, opt, and returnData are unused; they're included to allow for future enhancements.

For an explanation of the return value see StyleHint.

TQPixmap TQStyle::stylePixmap ( StylePixmap stylepixmap, const TQWidget * widget = 0, const TQStyleOption & opt = TQStyleOption::Default ) const [pure virtual]

Returns a pixmap for stylepixmap.

The opt argument can be used to pass extra information required when drawing the ControlElement. Note that opt may be the default value even for StylePixmaps that can make use of the extra options. Currently, the opt argument is unused.

The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of stylepixmap. See the table below for the appropriate widget casts:

StylePixmap Widget Cast
SP_TitleBarMinButton (const TQWidget *)
SP_TitleBarMaxButton (const TQWidget *)
SP_TitleBarCloseButton (const TQWidget *)
SP_TitleBarNormalButton (const TQWidget *)
SP_TitleBarShadeButton (const TQWidget *)
SP_TitleBarUnshadeButton (const TQWidget *)
SP_DockWindowCloseButton (const TQDockWindow *)

See also StylePixmap.

TQRect TQStyle::subRect ( SubRect subrect, const TQWidget * widget ) const [pure virtual]

Returns the sub-area subrect for the widget in logical coordinates.

The widget argument is a pointer to a TQWidget or one of its subclasses. The widget can be cast to the appropriate type based on the value of subrect. See the table below for the appropriate widget casts:

SubRect Widget Cast
SR_PushButtonContents (const TQPushButton *)
SR_PushButtonFocusRect (const TQPushButton *)
SR_CheckBoxIndicator (const TQCheckBox *)
SR_CheckBoxContents (const TQCheckBox *)
SR_CheckBoxFocusRect (const TQCheckBox *)
SR_RadioButtonIndicator (const TQRadioButton *)
SR_RadioButtonContents (const TQRadioButton *)
SR_RadioButtonFocusRect (const TQRadioButton *)
SR_ComboBoxFocusRect (const TQComboBox *)
SR_DockWindowHandleRect (const TQWidget *)
SR_ProgressBarGroove (const TQProgressBar *)
SR_ProgressBarContents (const TQProgressBar *)
SR_ProgressBarLabel (const TQProgressBar *)

The tear-off handle (SR_DockWindowHandleRect) for TQDockWindow is a private class. Use TQWidget::parentWidget() to access the TQDockWindow: 

        if ( !widget->parentWidget() )
            return;
        const TQDockWindow *dw = (const TQDockWindow *) widget->parentWidget();

See also SubRect.

void TQStyle::tabbarMetrics ( const TQWidget * t, int & hf, int & vf, int & ov ) const

This function is obsolete. It is provided to keep old source working. We strongly advise against using it in new code.

void TQStyle::unPolish ( TQWidget * ) [virtual]

Undoes the initialization of a widget's appearance.

This function is the counterpart to polish. It is called for every polished widget when the style is dynamically changed. The former style has to unpolish its settings before the new style can polish them again.

See also polish().

void TQStyle::unPolish ( TQApplication * ) [virtual]

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It behaves essentially like the above function.

Undoes the application polish.

See also polish().

TQRect TQStyle::visualRect ( const TQRect & logical, const TQWidget * w ) [static]

Returns the rect logical in screen coordinates. The bounding rect for widget w is used to perform the translation. This function is provided to aid style implementors in supporting right-to-left mode.

See also TQApplication::reverseLayout().

TQRect TQStyle::visualRect ( const TQRect & logical, const TQRect & bounding ) [static]

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It behaves essentially like the above function.

Returns the rect logical in screen coordinates. The rect bounding is used to perform the translation. This function is provided to aid style implementors in supporting right-to-left mode.

See also TQApplication::reverseLayout().

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