The setNamedColor function in the QColor class of C++ is used to set the color of a QColor object using a string containing the name of a predefined color. It returns a boolean value indicating whether the color was successfully set.
Example 1: QColor myColor; bool success = myColor.setNamedColor("red"); // myColor is now set to the color red
Example 2: QColor myColor; bool success = myColor.setNamedColor("noSuchColor"); // myColor is unchanged and success is false
This function is a part of the Qt library.
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