FramePoly

Draw the lines that make up a polygon

#include <Quickdraw.h> Quickdraw

void FramePoly(thePoly );

PolyHandle thePoly ; handle of a polygon to draw

FramePoly draws a polygon by "playing back" all the line-drawing calls

that define it, using the current pen size, pattern, and mode.

thePoly is a handle that leads to a variable-length Polygon structure. It is

typically a value obtained via OpenPoly.

Notes: The line segments are drawn with the pen size, pattern and transfer mode

(see PenSize, PenPat, and PenMode) of the current GrafPort..

Since the lines are drawn below and to the right of the coordinates of each

end point, this function will affect pixels that lie outside of the polygon's

bounding rectangle, (*thePoly)->polyBBox, e.g.:

If a polygon is being formed (see OpenPoly), using FramePoly will add

all line segments of thePoly to the open polygon (beware of over-running

the 32K maximum size limit). If a region is being formed (see OpenRgn),

the interior of thePoly will be mathematically added to the region.

FramePoly doesn't change the pen position.

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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