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Subject: Re: Patterns in WDEF ?
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Date: 31 Jan 91 20:36:58 GMT
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Looks like to me you need to:
PenPat(&myGray);

Also, make sure you have myGray defined; unless you've properly gotten a
copy of the quickdraw globals, you won't have a valid pattern, just garbage.

Here's a cool way to whip up a pattern, the hard-coded method:
Pattern altGray = {136,34,136,34,136,34,136,34};

--mike gleason