Chris Mellon wrote:
This is probably better suited to the wxPython ML instead of c.l.p,
because it's so specific.
In short: wxDC (and friends) are traditional raster based drawing
contexts. wxGraphicsContext is a vector/path based API. If you're
doing drawing that's suited for a vector format (like line drawing
probably is), using wxGraphicsContext will give you better image
quality as well as the general vector features like free scaling,
rotation, transforms, etc,
Thx Chris - I wasn't aware of the wxPython ML. I'll hunt around for it
for further q's in that vein.
Your explanation is helpful tho' - thx.
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