StockObjects Enumeration
Namespace: DevCase.Win32.EnumsAssembly: DevCase.net48 (in DevCase.net48.dll) Version: 6.0.0.0 (6.0)
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Public Enumeration StockObjects
Dim instance As StockObjects
public enum class StockObjects
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BrushWhite |
0 |
White brush.
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BrushLightGray |
1 |
Light gray brush.
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BrushGray |
2 |
Gray brush.
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BrushDarkGray |
3 |
Dark gray brush.
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BrushBlack |
4 |
Black brush.
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BrushNull |
5 |
Null brush (equivalent to BrushHollow).
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BrushHollow |
5 |
Hollow brush (equivalent to BrushNull).
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PenWhite |
6 |
White pen.
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PenBlack |
7 |
Black pen.
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PenNull |
8 |
Null pen. The null pen draws nothing.
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FontOemFixed |
10 |
Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) dependent fixed-pitch (monospace) font.
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FontAnsiFixed |
11 |
Windows fixed-pitch (monospace) system font.
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FontAnsiVar |
12 |
Windows variable-pitch (proportional space) system font.
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FontSystem |
13 |
System font. By default, the system uses the system font to draw menus,
dialog box controls, and text. The default system font is Tahoma.
It is not recommended that you use DEFAULT_GUI_FONT or SYSTEM_FONT to obtain the
font used by dialogs and windows.
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FontDeviceDefault |
14 |
Device-dependent font.
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PaletteDefault |
15 |
Default palette. This palette consists of the static colors in the system palette.
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FontSystemFixed |
16 |
Fixed-pitch (monospace) system font.
This stock object is provided only for compatibility with 16-bit Windows versions earlier than 3.0.
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FontGuiDefault |
17 |
Default font for user interface objects such as menus and dialog boxes. The default font is Tahoma.
It is not recommended that you use DEFAULT_GUI_FONT or SYSTEM_FONT to obtain the
font used by dialogs and windows.
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BrushDeviceContext |
18 |
Solid color brush. The default color is white.
The color can be changed by using the SetDCBrushColor function.
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PenDeviceContext |
19 |
Solid pen color. The default color is black.
The color can be changed by using the SetDCPenColor function.
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