wx:brush%

    Superclass:  wx:object%

A brush is a drawing tool for filling in areas; i.e., it is used for painting the background of rectangles, ellipses, etc. It has a colour and a style. On a monochrome display, all brushes paint as white unless the colour is really black.

  To draw outline shapes (such as unfilled boxes and ellipses), use the  wx:const-transparent brush style. See set-style for more information about styles.

To avoid creating multiple brushes with the same characteristics, use the global  wx:brush-list% object  wx:the-brush-list.

• (make-object wx:brush%) ->  wx:brush% object

  Creates a solid black brush.

  
  

• (make-object wx:brush% colour style) ->  wx:brush% object
      colour :  wx:colour% object
      style : small integer

  Creates a brush by colour object. See set-style for a list of styles.

  
  

• (make-object wx:brush% colour-name style) ->  wx:brush% object
      colour-name : string
      style : small integer

  Creates a brush by colour name. See  wx:colour-database% for information about color names. See set-style for a list of styles.

  
  

Methods:

• get-colour
• get-stipple
• get-style
• set-colour
• set-stipple
• set-style