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Chapter 2 - Geometric Shapes / Geometric Shapes Reference

Functions / Drawing Geometric Shapes

GXDrawRectangle

You can use the GXDrawRectangle function to draw a rectangle without creating a rectangle shape.

void GXDrawRectangle(const gxRectangle *data, gxShapeFill fill);

data

A pointer to the rectangle geometry you want to draw.

fill

The shape fill to use when drawing the rectangle.

DESCRIPTION

The GXDrawRectangle function draws the rectangle geometry specified by the data parameter, using the shape fill specified by the fill parameter, and the style, ink, and transform of the default rectangle shape.

ERRORS, WARNINGS, AND NOTICES

Errors
out_of_memory
parameter_is_nil	(debugging version)
shapeFill_is_not_allowed	(debugging version)

SEE ALSO

For examples using this function, see "Creating and Drawing Rectangles" beginning on page 2-43.

For more information about rectangles and the default rectangle shape, see "Rectangle Shapes" on page 2-20.

For the definition of the gxRectangle structure, see page 2-106.

For more information about drawing shapes, see the description of the GXDrawShape function in the chapter "Shape Objects" in Inside Macintosh: QuickDraw GX Objects.

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