AddBoxToPath
Vector graphics, Path definition and drawing
Description
Ajoute un rectangle aligné sur les axes comme un sous-tracé (sub-path) fermé complet au tracé actuel ; contrairement à AddLineToPath, cette fonction ne requiert pas d'appel préalable à StartPath — un nouveau sous-tracé est démarré et fermé automatiquement
Syntax
Delphi
Function TPDFlib.AddBoxToPath(Left, Top, Width, Height: Double): Integer;
ActiveX
Function PDFlib::AddBoxToPath(Left As Double, Top As Double, Width As Double, Height As Double) As Long
DLL
int DLAddBoxToPath(int InstanceID, double Left, double Top, double Width, double Height);
Parameters
| Left | The horizontal co-ordinate of the box's left edge. |
|---|---|
| Top | The vertical co-ordinate of the box's top edge. |
| Width | The width of the box. Negative widths are reflected so the rectangle still has positive extent. |
| Height | The height of the box. |
Return values
| 0 | Failed — no document is open. |
|---|---|
| 1 | The rectangle was added to the current path. |
Remarks
Several boxes can be added to the same path; together with DrawPathEvenOdd this is the simplest way to draw shapes with rectangular holes. After all boxes are added, call DrawPath (winding rule) or DrawPathEvenOdd (even-odd rule) to paint the result.
Example
// A filled rectangle frame: outer box with an inner box punched out
PDF.SetFillColor(0.2, 0.4, 0.8);
PDF.AddBoxToPath(100, 100, 200, 120); // outer
PDF.AddBoxToPath(120, 120, 160, 80); // inner cut-out
PDF.DrawPathEvenOdd(1); // 1 = fillSee also
StartPath, AddLineToPath, AddArcToPath, DrawPath, DrawPathEvenOdd