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dotnet-framework-api
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C1.Win.C1Input.4.8 Assembly
- C1.Framework
- C1.Framework.Drawing.Gdi
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C1.Framework.Drawing.Gdi.DeviceContexts
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Classes
- CompatibleDeviceContext
- ControlDeviceContext
- DesktopDeviceContext
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DeviceContext
- Constructors
- Properties
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Methods
- AlphaBlend
- Clip
- Copy
- DeleteObject
- Dispose
- DrawArc
- DrawLine
- DrawPolyBezier
- DrawPolyLine
- DrawText
- FillRectangle
- FillRegion
- FillRegionFrame
- FillTriangle
- GetCircleDirection
- GetClippingBox
- GetPixel
- GetRasterOperationCode
- InvertRectangle
- InvertRegion
- MeasureText
- PaintChord
- PaintEllipse
- PaintPie
- PaintPolygon
- PaintRectangle
- PaintRoundRectangle
- PointDeviceToLogical
- PointLogicalToDevice
- Restore
- Save
- ScaleViewport
- ScaleWindow
- SelectObject
- SetBackgroundColor
- SetBackgroundMode
- SetCircumDirection
- SetClippingRegion
- SetForegroundColor
- SetPixel
- SetRasterOperationCode
- SetTextAlign
- SetTextCharacterExtra
- SetTextJustification
- TabbedTextExtent
- TabbedTextOut
- TextExtent
- TextExtentEx
- TextOut
- TranslateClippingRegion
- TranslateViewport
- TranslateWindow
- ~DeviceContext
- DeviceContextState
- DummyDeviceContext
- GdiplusGraphicDeviceContext
- ImageDeviceContext
- RawDeviceContext
- WindowDeviceContext
- Enums
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Classes
- C1.Framework.Forms
- C1.Framework.Mathematics
- C1.Framework.Text.Lexicons
- C1.Globalization
- C1.Win.C1Input
- C1.Win.C1Input.Design
- C1.Win.C1Input.Enums
- C1.Win.C1Input.GrapeCity.Editors
- C1.Win.C1Input.GrapeCity.Editors.Fields
- C1.Win.C1Input.GrapeCity.Framework.Input
- C1.Win.C1Input.Localization
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C1.Win.C1Input.4.8 Assembly
C1.Framework.Drawing.Gdi.DeviceContexts.DeviceContext.TranslateClippingRegion
TranslateClippingRegion Method
TranslateClippingRegion(int, int)
Moves the clipping region of a device context by the specified offsets.
Declaration
public void TranslateClippingRegion(int dx, int dy)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | dx | Specifies the number of logical units to move left or right. |
| int | dy | Specifies the number of logical units to move up or down. |