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How to apply ROPs (Raster Operation) when drawing with GDI+ and do we need to use ROPs with GDI+?
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I am doing drawing image to EMF file using GDI+ however I don't see any function of GDI+ related to ROPs. I understand that GDI+ is designed with object oriented thinking and supports high quality graphics. So do we need ROPs when using GDI+?
Windows development | Windows API - Win32
Windows for business | Windows Client for IT Pros | User experience | Other
Developer technologies | C++
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Jeanine Zhang-MSFT 11,356 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2025-02-07T03:04:43.6433333+00:00 GDI+ currently has no direct support for raster operations (ROPs), so GDI must be used directly if R2_XOR pen operations are required.
For more details you could refer to the Doc:Interoperability between GDI and GDI+
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Castorix31 90,686 Reputation points2025-02-07T08:08:40.49+00:00 Or you can use Direct2D, with Composite Effect for example
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Anonymous2025-02-19T06:20:05.1233333+00:00 Hope you've been well. Any updates about this issue?
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