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ID: 16556, Use of SaveDC and RestoreDC with TCanvas
The TCanvas class does not encapsulate the Windows GDI functions of SaveDC and RestoreDC that provide saving and restoring of the device context state.
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For C++Builder, Version 3.0
to 6.0
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Copyright: All rights reserved
Size: 2,546 bytes
Updated on Fri, 28 Feb 2003 05:02:44 GMT
Originally uploaded on Mon, 17 Sep 2001 05:45:38 GMT
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MD5 Hash: A8793C28069F4353D7A519ACB1EB5BB9
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The TCanvas class does not encapsulate the Windows GDI functions of SaveDC and RestoreDC that provide saving and restoring of the device context state. However, use of these functions can be necessary for restoring the device context state, for example, if the clipping region of the device context varies with call of the IntersectClipRect function.
Problems
There are two problems at use of the SaveDC and RestoreDC functions with TCanvas.
The first problem consists in mismatch between the real state of the device context and the TCanvas state after call of RestoreDC.
The second problem is linked with Windows 9x. It does not work correctly if between call of SaveDC and RestoreDC the GDI objects (font, pen or brush) that have been selected into the device context before call of SaveDC are deleted. In this case in Windows 9x occurs the leakage of the GDI resources.
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