David Alm: Automated Syncronization with Documentation

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Automated Syncronization with Documentation

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== Description ==
Call this method to set the clipping region of this Graphics
object to an infinite region.

Example:

The following example creates a Graphics object and sets its
clipping region to a rectangle. The code fills two ellipses
that intersect the rectangular clipping region. The first
ellipse is clipped, but the second ellipse is not clipped
because it is filled after a call to ResetClip.

<code>
var
AGraphics : IGPGraphics;

begin
AGraphics := TGPGraphics.Create( ACanvas );

</code>
<code lang="delphi">
// Set the clipping region, and draw its outline.
AGraphics.SetClip( MakeRect(100, 50, 200, 120));
AGraphics.DrawRectangle( TGPPen.Create( aclBlack ), 100, 50, 200, 120);

// Fill a clipped ellipse in red.
AGraphics.FillEllipse( TGPSolidBrush.Create( aclRed ), 80, 40, 100, 70);

// Reset the clipping region.
AGraphics.ResetClip();

// Fill an unclipped ellipse with blue.
AGraphics.FillEllipse(TGPSolidBrush.Create( aclBlue ), 160, 150, 100, 60);
end;
</code>
Remarks
If the clipping region of a Graphics object is infinite, then
items drawn by that Graphics object will not be clipped.

IGPGraphics.ResetClip - Revision history

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