beveler.cpp File Reference

(r1785/r1282)

#include "camtypes.h"
#include "camconfig.h"
#include "beveler.h"
#include "gdraw2.h"
#include "cstroke.h"

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Functions
	CC_IMPLEMENT_DYNAMIC (CBeveler, CCObject) CBeveler
	Constructor for the beveling tool Sets up the class read to do beveling.
void	memset32 (DWORD *pMem, DWORD Val, DWORD Len)
	Renders the points list in strips to the given 8 bit DIB.

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Function Documentation

CC_IMPLEMENT_DYNAMIC (  CBeveler  , CCObject  )

Constructor for the beveling tool Sets up the class read to do beveling. Author: David_McClarnon (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> Date: 15/9/98 See also: - Definition at line 144 of file beveler.cpp. : David_McClarnon (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> Created: 15/9/98 Purpose: Constructor for the beveling tool Sets up the class read to do beveling SeeAlso: - ********************************************************************************************/ CBeveler::CBeveler() { // draw out the path to bevel from the selection m_pBevelPath = NULL; m_Width = m_Height = 0; m_bOuter = FALSE; m_JointType = RoundJoin; m_pFaceList = NULL; m_NumFaces = 0; m_pBevelPoints = NULL ; m_pBevelTypes = NULL ; m_nBevelLength = 0 ; m_Tilt = 32.0; m_pStrip32 = NULL; m_pMaskBitmap = NULL; m_pNewMask = NULL; m_Indent = 750; m_Contrast = 50; m_BevelType = 1; m_LightAngle = 45; m_Transparency = 0; m_dBmpToWinX = 300; m_dBmpToWinY = 300; }

void memset32 (  DWORD *  pMem, DWORD  Val, DWORD  Len )

Renders the points list in strips to the given 8 bit DIB. Author: David_McClarnon (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com> Date: 3/11/99 Parameters: pBitmap  - 8 bit bitmap to render to [INPUTS] OffsetX - the x offset to add to the x coords of the areas to be rendered (in pixels) OffsetY - the y offset to add to the y coords of the areas to be rendered (in pixels) Returns: TRUE for success, FALSE for failure Notes: OffsetX & OffsetY denote the origin of the super-bitmap where the bitmap which this fn creates is to be placed This is so that this function can create an area in a larger bitmap to avoid the maximum width & height of bitmap that GDraw2 can cope with See also: - Definition at line 1267 of file beveler.cpp. { for (DWORD i=0; i < Len; i++) *pMem++ = Val; }

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