Apple Newton Programmer’s Newton 2.0 (for Newton 2.0) - Manual (Page 17)

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Drawing Compatibility 13-8
New Functions 13-8
New Style Attribute Slots 13-8
Changes to Bitmaps 13-8
Changes to the HitShape Method 13-8
Changes to View Classes 13-9
Using the Drawing Interface 13-9
How to Draw 13-9
Responding to the ViewDrawScript Message 13-9
Drawing Immediately 13-10
Using Nested Arrays of Shapes 13-10
The Transform Slot in Nested Shape Arrays 13-11
Default Transfer Mode 13-12
Transfer Modes at Print Time 13-12
Controlling Clipping 13-12
Transforming a Shape 13-13
Using Drawing View Classes and Protos 13-14
Displaying Graphics Shapes and Ink 13-14
Displaying Bitmaps, Pictures, and Graphics Shapes 13-15
Displaying Pictures in a clEditView 13-15
Displaying Scaled Images of Other Views 13-15
Translating Data Shapes 13-16
Finding Points Within a Shape 13-16
Using Bitmaps 13-17
Making CopyBits Scale Its Output Bitmap 13-18
Storing Compressed Pictures and Bitmaps 13-18
Capturing a Portion of a View Into a Bitmap 13-18
Rotating or Flipping a Bitmap 13-19
Importing Macintosh PICT Resources 13-20
Drawing Non-Default Fonts 13-20
PICT Swapping During Run-Time Operations 13-21
Optimizing Drawing Performance 13-22
Summary of Drawing 13-23
Data Structure 13-23
View Classes 13-23
Protos 13-24
Functions and Methods 13-26