FillRoundRect

Fill a rounded-rectangle with specified pattern

#include <Quickdraw.h> Quickdraw

void FillRoundRect( theRect, ovalWidth, ovalHeight, thePat );

Rect *theRect ; rectangle defining position and size

short ovalWidth ; width and . . .

short ovalHeight ; height defining curvature of corners

PatPtr thePat ; address of an 8-byte Pattern structure

FillRoundRect fills all pixels in a rounded-corner rectangle. The transfer

mode is patCopy, overwriting all bits within the rounded-corner rectangular

area.

theRect is the address of an 8-byte Rect structure, in local coordinates.

ovalWidth and . . .

ovalHeight specify the curvature of the corners. Small values make sharper

corners; large values specify more "rounding". See

FrameRoundRect for examples.

thePat is the address of an 8-byte Pattern structure. It may be one of the

global patterns (black, white, gray, ltGray, or dkGray), or a pattern

read from a resource, or a pattern created by the application. See

PenPat for examples of obtaining and creating a pattern.

Notes: The pattern overwrites the interior of the elliptical area, including the

output of any previously- executed "frame" operation.

FillRoundRect doesn't change the pen position. The GrafPort's pen

pattern, pen mode, and background pattern are ignored.

As with all Quickdraw drawing, the output is clipped to the intersection of

the current GrafPort's bitMap boundary rectangle, the port rectangle,

clipping region, and visible region.

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