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DrawablesIn X, a drawable is a destination for a graphics request. A window is one such destination, the other is a pixmap. A pixmap is an area of memory used to represent a window. Like a window, a pixmap has pixels and depth, but unlike a window, it does not have attributes such as a colourmap. A pixmap is used to manipulate images off-screen and must be copied to a window for the image to be visible.
JR Pitchers Wed May 3 16:45:04 BST 1995 |
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