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java.awt
interface CompositeContext
public interface CompositeContext
The CompositeContext
interface defines the encapsulated
and optimized environment for a compositing operation.
CompositeContext
objects maintain state for
compositing operations. In a multi-threaded environment, several
contexts can exist simultaneously for a single {@link Composite}
object.
Method Summary |
void |
Composes the two source java.awt.image.Raster objects and
places the result in the destination
java.awt.image.WritableRaster.
|
void |
Releases resources allocated for a context.
|
compose
public void compose(Raster src,
Raster dstIn,
WritableRaster dstOut)
-
Composes the two source {@link Raster} objects and
places the result in the destination
{@link WritableRaster}. Note that the destination
can be the same object as either the first or second
source. Note that
dstIn
and
dstOut
must be compatible with the
dstColorModel
passed to the
{@link Composite#createContext(java.awt.image.ColorModel, java.awt.image.ColorModel, java.awt.RenderingHints) createContext}
method of the Composite
interface.
- Parameters:
src
- the first source for the compositing operation
dstIn
- the second source for the compositing operation
dstOut
- the WritableRaster
into which the
result of the operation is stored
dispose
public void dispose()
-
Releases resources allocated for a context.
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