--- Alexandre Julliard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > And, is my second assumption correct, btw? I mean,
> > x = r.right - r.left + 1
> > y = r.bottom - r.top + 1
>
> I'm not sure what you mean, it seems you are trying to think too hard
> about it; just don't worry about doing +1/-1, that should
William Poetra Yoga H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Oh, so:
>
> r.left = 10;
> r.top = 10;
> r.right = 60;
> r.bottom = 85;
> FillRect(hdc, &r, hbr);
>
>> > And for everything else when we have an x by y rectangle, we actually mean
>> > (x-1) by (y-1), is it OK to assume so? Am I correct?
>>
>
>
--- Alexandre Julliard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> William Poetra Yoga H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Um... OK, so the correct code is to add 1 to the sides, right? I mean, to
> draw
> > the 50x75 rectangle we would do:
> >
> > r.left = 10;
> > r.top = 10;
> > r.right = 61;
> > r.bottom =
William Poetra Yoga H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Um... OK, so the correct code is to add 1 to the sides, right? I mean, to draw
> the 50x75 rectangle we would do:
>
> r.left = 10;
> r.top = 10;
> r.right = 61;
> r.bottom = 86;
>
> FillRect(hdc, &r, hbr);
>
> And for everything else when we have
--- Vincent Béron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You're passing a struct by value. If you want the caller to have his
> structure to be modified, you need to pass it by ref.
>
> Vincent
>
No, I don't want the original structure to be modified. I want to return a
structure from the function, a st
--- "Dimitrie O. Paun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is OK, the rect functions are consistent with the rest of the GUI
> functions
> (I would also add that not including the right and bottom borders is a good
> thing,
> but let's not debate that). Anyway, even if the standard APIs were awkward
On Sun, Oct 24, 2004 at 02:20:53AM -0700, William Poetra Yoga H wrote:
> FillRect is used in many places for drawing the GUI. But one thing I think many
> developers miss is that it doesn't fill the right and bottom borders of the
> rectangle, very much like LineTo doesn't draw the destination poin
Le dim 24/10/2004 à 06:00, William Poetra Yoga H a écrit :
[snip]
> And I think these two functions suffice. But the question is, why do we have to
> make them inline? Why do the contents of r get scrambled up if we don't?
You're passing a struct by value. If you want the caller to have his
struct
Oops, they didn't work... I have to make them inline:
inline RECT ToFill(RECT r)
{
++r.right;
++r.bottom;
return r;
}
inline LPRECT LPToFill(RECT r)
{
++r.right;
++r.bottom;
return &r;
}
And I think these two functions suffice. But the question is, why do we have to
make them inlin
FillRect is used in many places for drawing the GUI. But one thing I think many
developers miss is that it doesn't fill the right and bottom borders of the
rectangle, very much like LineTo doesn't draw the destination point (as per the
MSDN docs).
But when handling RECT structures we usually think
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