Hi
FillRectangle allows me to use a rectanglef as a parameter, why doesnt
DrawRectangle? Even though I can use floats as parameters? Did M$ forget to
add it?
Thanks
t f
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Yes, that's it. M$ forgot to add it. Everybody knows that when writing a
software API, every possible combination of parameters must be accounted for
by writing overloads. Glad you found it!
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Hi
FillRectangle allows me to use a rectanglef as a parameter, why doesnt
DrawRectangle? Even though I can use floats as parameters? Did M$ forget
to add it?
Thanks
t f
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