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Quote from Visual J++ documentation for Graphics.clipRect():<br />
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clipRect(int &nbsp;x, int &nbsp;y, int &nbsp;width, int &nbsp;height)<br />
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Sets a clipping rectangle for this graphics context. The resulting clipping area is the intersection of the current clipping area and the specified rectangle. <br />
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If the above is true, then it means once you set a clipping area, you cannot make it bigger, only smaller. &nbsp;Is there a way to reset the clipping area of an existing Graphics object ?<br />

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Quote from Visual J++ documentation for Graphics.clipRect():

clipRect(int  x, int  y, int  width, int  height)

Sets a clipping rectangle for this graphics context. The resulting clipping area is the intersection of the current clipping area and the specified rectangle. 

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If the above is true, then it means once you set a clipping area, you cannot make it bigger, only smaller.  Is there a way to reset the clipping area of an existing Graphics object ?


Graphics.clipRect() question

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