Method Apply

Namespace

PaintDotNet

Assembly

PaintDotNet.Core.dll

Apply(Surface, Surface, RectInt32[], int, int)

public void Apply(Surface dst, Surface src, RectInt32[] rois, int startIndex, int length)

Parameters

dst Surface

src Surface

rois RectInt32[]

startIndex int

length int

Apply(Surface, Surface, IList<RectInt32>, int, int)

public void Apply(Surface dst, Surface src, IList<RectInt32> rois, int startIndex, int length)

Parameters

dst Surface

src Surface

rois IList<RectInt32>

startIndex int

length int

Apply(Surface, Surface, Rectangle[], int, int)

public void Apply(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle[] rois, int startIndex, int length)

Parameters

dst Surface

src Surface

rois Rectangle[]

startIndex int

length int

Apply(Surface, Point, Surface, Point, Size)

This version of Apply has the liberty to decompose the rectangle of interest or do whatever types of optimizations it wants to with it. This is generally done to split the Apply operation into multiple threads.

public void Apply(Surface dst, Point dstOffset, Surface src, Point srcOffset, Size roiSize)

Parameters

dst Surface

dstOffset Point

src Surface

srcOffset Point

roiSize Size

Apply(Surface, Point, Surface, Point, int)

This version of Apply will perform on a scanline, not just a rectangle.

public virtual void Apply(Surface dst, Point dstOffset, Surface src, Point srcOffset, int scanLength)

Parameters

dst Surface

dstOffset Point

src Surface

srcOffset Point

scanLength int

Apply(ColorBgra*, ColorBgra*, int)

public virtual void Apply(ColorBgra* dst, ColorBgra* src, int length)

Parameters

dst ColorBgra*

src ColorBgra*

length int