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@@ -616,8 +616,7 @@ Here we use:
colour = Gdk.RGBA()
colour.parse("#e80e0e")
rect = Graphene.Rect() # Add Graphene to your imports. i.e. from gi import Graphene
rect.__init__(10, 10, 40, 60) # x, y, w, h. # todo/help this seems like a hacky way
rect = Graphene.Rect().__init__(10, 10, 40, 60) # Add Graphene to your imports. i.e. from gi import Graphene
s.append_color(colour, rect)
```
@@ -632,11 +631,10 @@ This is a little more complicated...
colour = Gdk.RGBA()
colour.parse("rgb(159, 222, 42)") # another way of parsing
rect = Graphene.Rect()
rect.__init__(50, 70, 40, 40)
rect = Graphene.Rect().init(50, 70, 40, 40)
rounded_rect = Gsk.RoundedRect() # Add Gsk to your imports. i.e. from gi import Gsk
rounded_rect.init_from_rect(rect, radius=20) # A radius of 360 would make a circle
rounded_rect.init_from_rect(rect, radius=20) # A radius of 90 would make a circle
s.push_rounded_clip(rounded_rect)
s.append_color(colour, rect)