The QLineF.translate() function in C++ is a method used to shift the starting and ending points of a QLineF object by a specified distance. This allows for the easy movement or translation of a line in a 2D coordinate system. The translation is performed in both the x and y directions, with positive values shifting the line to the right and downwards, and negative values shifting it to the left and upwards. This function is commonly used in graphics applications to update the position of lines when dragging or resizing objects on a screen.
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