Inside Macintosh: QuickDraw GX Graphics /

Chapter 3 - Geometric Styles / Geometric Styles Reference

Functions

Getting and Setting Style Attributes

The style attributes are a set of flags that modify the behavior of the style object. In particular, these flags allow you to specify how QuickDraw GX places the geometric pen with respect to a shape's geometry and whether the shape should be constrained to a grid.

For a description of the style attributes, see the section "Style Attributes" on page 3-98.

You can use the GXGetStyleAttributes function to find the style attributes of an existing style and the GXSetStyleAttributes function to set the style attributes of a style.

The GXGetShapeStyleAttributes and GXSetShapeStyleAttributes functions provide a way to determine and change the style attributes of a style object associated with a particular shape.

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Subtopics

GXGetStyleAttributes

GXSetStyleAttributes

GXGetShapeStyleAttributes

GXSetShapeStyleAttributes