Graphics

• proc begin_drawing( atom dc )   
• proc blit( atom dstDC, integer dstX, integer dstY, atom srcDC, integer srcX, integer srcY, integer height, integer width, integer operation )   
• proc clear_dc( atom dc )   
• proc draw_bitmap( atom dc, atom bitmap, integer x, integer y, integer trans )   
• proc draw_icon( atom dc, atom icon, atom x, atom y)   
• proc draw_line( atom dc, sequence points )   
• proc draw_polygon( atom dc, sequence points, atom x, atom y, atom style )   
• proc end_drawing( atom dc )   
• func get_dc_size( atom dc )   
• func get_dc_text_extent( atom dc, sequence text )   
• func get_first_region( atom iter )   
• func get_next_region( atom iter )   
• func get_regions( atom window )   
• func get_text_extent( atom win, sequence text, atom font )   
• func get_user_scale( atom dc, atom x, atom y )   
• proc set_background_mode( atom dc, atom mode )   
• proc set_back_brush( atom dc, atom brush )   
• proc set_brush( atom dc, atom brush )   
• proc set_default_font( atom win, atom font )   
• proc set_font( atom dc, atom font )   
• proc set_pen( atom dc, atom pen )   
• proc set_text_back_color( atom dc, object color )   
• proc set_text_color( atom dc, object color )   
• proc set_user_scale( atom dc, atom x, atom y )   
• proc wx_printf( object win, sequence text, object format )   
• proc wx_puts( object win, sequence text )   

• wxBitmap
• wxBrush
• wxColour
• wxColourDialog
• wxDC
• wxFont
• wxFontEnumerator
• wxIcon
• wxImageList
• wxMemoryDC
• wxPaintDC
• wxPen

Graphics

[proc]
begin_drawing ( atom dc )

This must be called before you begin drawing to any window (i.e., not to a wxMemoryDC), and must be followed with a call to end_drawing() when finished.

Graphics

[proc]
blit ( atom dstDC, integer dstX, integer dstY, atom srcDC, integer srcX, integer srcY, integer height, integer width, integer operation )

Copy a bitmap from one DC to another.

• dstDC The destination DC
• dstX X coordinate in the destination DC
• dstY Y coordinate in the destination DC
• srcDC Source DC
• srcX X coordinate of image to copy in the source
• srcY y coordinate of image to copy in the source
• width of image to copy in the source
• height of image to copy in the source
• operation Logigal operation to use (wxCOPY, wxAND, wxOR, etc)

Graphics

[proc]
clear_dc ( atom dc )

Clears the image currently in the dc.

Graphics

[proc]
draw_bitmap ( atom dc, atom bitmap, integer x, integer y, integer trans )

Draw a wxBitmap onto dc dest. Set trans to 1 if it has an associated mask, and should be drawn with transparency.

Graphics

[proc]
draw_icon ( atom dc, atom icon, atom x, atom y)

Draws a wxIcon to the DC dc.

Graphics

[proc]
draw_line ( atom dc, sequence points )

Draws a line using the current wxPen. points should be a 4-element sequence:

  draw_line( dc, {x1, y1, x2, y2})

Graphics

[proc]
draw_polygon ( atom dc, sequence points, atom x, atom y, atom style )

Draws a polygon in the specified dc. points is a sequence containing all of the points to be drawn. It should be of the form {x1,y1,x2,y2,...,xn,yn}. x and y are offset coordinates. The last argument specifies the fill rule:

• wxODDEVEN_RULE
• wxWINDING_RULE

Note that wxWidgets automatically closes the first and last points.

Graphics

[proc]
end_drawing ( atom dc )

This stops drawing to the specified DC. You should use this and begin_drawing to specify when drawing should begin and end on a wxDC.

Graphics

[func]
get_dc_size ( atom dc )

Returns the width and height of the dc in pixels.

Graphics

[func]
get_dc_text_extent ( atom dc, sequence text )

Graphics

[func]
get_first_region ( atom iter )

Graphics

[func]
get_next_region ( atom iter )

Returns a sequence with the x, y and width and height of the next region, or an empty sequence if the last region has already been accessed.

Graphics

[func]
get_regions ( atom window )

Returns a wxRegionIterator, which can be used in conjunction with get_next_region() to get all of the regions to be updated in an on paint event. This should only be called from within an on paint event.

Graphics

[func]
get_text_extent ( atom win, sequence text, atom font )

Graphics

[func]
get_user_scale ( atom dc, atom x, atom y )

Returns the scaling factors for the DC.

Graphics

[proc]
set_background_mode ( atom dc, atom mode )

mode may be either wxSOLID (text is drawn with a background color) or wxTRANSPARENT (text is drawn without a background color).

Graphics

[proc]
set_back_brush ( atom dc, atom brush )

Sets background brush to be the current wxBrush for dc wxDC.

Graphics

[proc]
set_brush ( atom dc, atom brush )

Sets brush to be the current wxBrush for dc wxDC.

Graphics

[proc]
set_default_font ( atom win, atom font )

Sets the default font for a window.

Graphics

[proc]
set_font ( atom dc, atom font )

Sets the font for a specified wxDC or wxPaintDC assiciated with a window. To set the default font for a window or control, you should use set_default_font().

Graphics

[proc]
set_pen ( atom dc, atom pen )

Sets pen to be the current wxPen for dc wxDC.

Graphics

[proc]
set_text_back_color ( atom dc, object color )

This sets a back color to the DC. Color can either be an RGB sequence {Red,Green,Blue} or a pointer to a wxColour.

Graphics

[proc]
set_text_color ( atom dc, object color )

Set the current text foreground color. color can be either an RGB sequence, or a pointer to a wxColour object.

Graphics

[proc]
set_user_scale ( atom dc, atom x, atom y )

Sets the scaling factors for the DC.

Graphics

[proc]
wx_printf ( object win, sequence text, object format )

Works similar to printf().

win can take several forms:

• this pointer to a wxWindow
• { this, x, y }
• { this, x, y, dc }
  • x and y set the place in the window to start drawing text, otherwise the default of 0,0 is used
  • dc is a wxDC or wxPaintDC for the window. If you already have the dc, then it is faster to pass it to wx_printf() than for wx_printf() to create a new dc on the fly.

Graphics

[proc]
wx_puts ( object win, sequence text )

Works similar to puts().

• win can take several forms:
  • this pointer to a wxWindow
  • { this, x, y }
    • x and y set the place in the window to start drawing text, otherwise the default of 0,0 is used
  • { this, x, y, dc }
    • x and y set the place in the window to start drawing text, otherwise the default of 0,0 is used
    • dc is a wxDC (or some derivative of wxDC, such as wxMemoryDC) or wxPaintDC for the window. If you already have the dc, then it is faster to pass it to wx_puts() than for wx_puts() to create a new dc on the fly.
• text is a sequence containing the text to be drawn