Text 15.1 Logical Fonts 15.2 Querying Logical Font 15.3 Simple Text Drawing 15.4 Advanced Text Drawing 15.5 Text Formatting 15.6 Text Effects 15.7 Summary 16. This document was created by an unregistered ChmMagic, please go to to register. Fonts 14.1 What's a Font? 14.2 Bitmap Fonts 14.3 Vector Fonts 14.4 Truetype Fonts 14.5 Font Installation and Embedding Palettes 13.1 System Palette 13.2 The Logical Palette 13.3 Palette Messages 13.4 Palette and Bitmaps 13.5 Color Quantization 13.6 Bitmap Color-Depth Reduction 13.7 Summary 14. Image Processing Using Windows Bitmaps 12.1 Generic Pixel Access 12.2 Bitmap Affine Transformation 12.3 Fast Specialized Bitmap Transformer 12.4 Bitmap Color Transformation 12.5 Bitmap Pixel Transformation 12.6 Bitmap Spatial Filters 12.7 Summary 13. Advanced Bitmap Graphics 11.1 Ternary Raster Operations 11.2 Transparent Bitmaps 11.3 Transparency Without a Mask Bitmap 11.4 Alpha Blending 11.5 Summary 12. Bitmap Basics 10.1 Device-Independent Bitmap Formats 10.2 A DIB Class 10.3 Displaying a DIB 10.4 Memory Device Contexts 10.5 Device-Dependent Bitmaps 10.6 Using DDBs 10.7 DIB Section 10.8 Summary 11. T 9.6 Regions 9.7 Gradient Fills 9.8 Area Fills in Reality 9.9 Summary 10. Areas 9.1 Brushes 9.2 Rectangles 9.3 Ellipses, Chords, Pies, and Rounded Rectangles 9.4 Polygons 9.5 Closed Paths Lines and Curves 8.1 Binary Raster Operations 8.2 Background Mode and Background Color 8.3 Pens 8.4 Lines 8.5 Bezier Curves 8.6 Arcs 8.7 Paths 8.8 Sample: Drawing Your Own Styled-Lines 8.9 Summary 9. Pixels 7.1 GDI Objects, Handles, and Handle Table 7.2 Clipping 7.3 Color 7.4 Drawing Pixels 7.5 Sample Program: Mandelbrot Set 7.6 Summary 8. Coordinate Spaces and Transformation 6.1 The Physical Device Coordinate Space 6.2 The Device Coordinate Space 6.3 The Page Coordinate Space and Mapping Modes 6.4 The World Coordinate Space 6.5 Using Coordinate Spaces 6.6 Sample Program: Scrolling and Zoom 6.7 Summary 7. Graphics Device Abstraction 5.1 Modern Video Display Card 5.2 Device Context 5.3 Formalizing Device Context 5.4 Sample Program: Generic Frame Window 5.5 Sample Program: Painting and Device Context 5.6 Summary 6. T 4.4 Spying on GDI System Calls 4.5 Spying on the DDI Interface 4.6 Summary 5. Spying in the Windows Graphics System 4.1 Spying on Win32 API Calls 4.2 Spying on Win32 GDI 4.3 Spying on DirectDraw COM Interfaces GDI /DirectDraw Internal Data Structures 3.1 Handles and Object-Oriented Programming 3.2 Decoding GDI Object Handles 3.3 Locating the GDI Object Handle Table 3.4 Decoding the GDI Object Handle Table 3.5 User Mode Data Structure of GDI Objects 3.6 Accessing Kernel Mode Address Space 3.7 WinDBG and the GDI Debugger Extension 3.8 GDI Kernel Mode Data Structure 3.9 DirectDraw Data Structure 3.10 Summary 4.
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Windows Graphics System Architecture 2.1 Windows Graphics System Components 2.2 GDI Architecture 2.3 DirectX Architecture 2.4 Printing Architecture 2.5 Graphics Engine 2.6 Display Drivers 2.7 Printer Drivers 2.8 Summary 3. Basic Techniques and Knowledge 1.1 Basic Windows Programming in C/C++ 1.2 Assembly Language 1.3 Program Development Environment 1.4 Win32 Executable File Format 1.5 Architecture of Microsoft Windows OS 1.6 Summary 2. Windows Graphics Programming Win32 GDI and DirectDraw® Preface What is this Book About? How is this Book Organized? How Should You Read this Book? What is on the CD? What is the Future of this Book? Acknowledgments 1.
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This book rips away the veil, giving experienced Windows programmers all the information and techniques they need to maximize performance, efficiency, and reliability! You’ll discover how to make the most of Microsoft’s Windows graphics APIs-including the important new graphics capabilities built into Windows 2000. To deliver high-performance Windows applications, you need an in-depth understanding of the Win32 GDI and DirectDraw-but until now, it’s been virtually impossible to discover what’s going on "behind" Microsoft’s API calls. Windows Graphics Programming Win32 GDI and DirectDraw® Feng Yuan Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR First Edition DecemISBN: 0-13-086985-6, 1234 pagesįront Matter Table of Contents About the Author This document was created by an unregistered ChmMagic, please go to to register it. Ellipses, Chords, Pies, and Rounded Rectangles. The Page Coordinate Space and Mapping Modes. Sample Program: Painting and Device Context.
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