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From: raylau@dasys1.UUCP (Raymond Lau)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: PICT's in LSC
Summary: Drawing PICTs in LSC
Keywords: Stress! Frustration!
Message-ID: <2249@dasys1.UUCP>
Date: 17 Dec 87 03:21:29 GMT
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The following code was extracted from StuffIt, so I know it works:
	statusPict = (PicHandle)GetPicture(128);
	DrawPicture(statusPict,&rect);

simple enough...
Of course, before it we have:
PicHandle statusPict;
Rect rect;

In this case, 128 is the PICT rsrc ID number.

and we've set the rect' angle appropriately.

If you want the rect to depend on the size of the picture, you can get hte
vertices of the picture rectangle with something like:
rect.top = (*statusPict)->picFrame.top;
rect.bottom = ... picFrame.bottom etc.

And the usual, make sure your drawing port is set correctly, etc

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