PlotCIcon
PlotCIcon Draw a color icon in a rectangle
#include <Quickdraw.h> Color QuickDraw
void PlotCIcon( theRect, theIcon );
Rect *theRect ; address of rectangle to draw in, in local coordinates
CIconHandle theIcon ; handle leading to a color icon image
PlotCIcon draws a color icon in a particular rectangle.
theRect is the address of a Rect structure.
itheIcon is a handle leading to the color icon image-data.
Returns: none

Notes: This copies the icon image into the area specified by theRect. The data is
copied in srcCopy transfer mode, overwriting the entire contents of the
rectangle.
CIcon's icon mask points out which pixels of the iconPMap get 1's (and are
drawn) and which get 0's (and are not drawn).
IconPMap is normally used as the source. In cases where the screen is one
or two bits-per-pixel deep, IconBMap is used as the source whenever it is
available.
When the image is drawn, the boundsRect of the IconPMap becomes the
source and the both the source and the mask are scaled to fit the destination.
PlotCIcon is a very specific kind of call to CopyMask. It circumvents all
of the graphics procedures and, as a result, none of its calls are saved in
pictures.