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HatchBrush class (gdiplusbrush.h)
This HatchBrush class defines a rectangular brush with a hatch style, a foreground color, and a background color. There are six hatch styles. The foreground color defines the color of the hatch lines; the background color defines the color over which the hatch lines are drawn.
Inheritance
The HatchBrush class implements Brush.
Methods
The HatchBrush class has these methods.
| HatchBrush::GetBackgroundColor The HatchBrush::GetBackgroundColor method gets the background color of this hatch brush. |
| HatchBrush::GetForegroundColor The HatchBrush::GetForegroundColor method gets the foreground color of this hatch brush. |
| HatchBrush::GetHatchStyle The HatchBrush::GetHatchStyle method gets the hatch style of this hatch brush. |
| HatchBrush::HatchBrush Copy constructor for HatchBrush. |
| HatchBrush::HatchBrush Creates a HatchBrush::HatchBrush object based on a hatch style, a foreground color, and a background color. |
Remarks
Hatches are applied to shape interiors in the device space. As a result, they maintain their appearance in device space and are unaffected by current transformations in the graphics context. Such brushes are also called nonscalable brushes. Hatches are aligned at the upper-left corner of the display device. When the graphics engine uses a HatchBrush object to paint a shape, it first transforms the shape to device space before applying the hatch to the interiors. Hatches are always tiled to paint the interiors.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Target Platform | Windows |
| Header | gdiplusbrush.h |
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