BitmapDataExtensionsClip Method

Overload List

Clip(IReadableBitmapData, Rectangle) Clips the specified source using the specified clippingRegion. Unlike the Clone methods, this one returns a wrapper, providing access only to the specified region of the original source. This overload does not dispose source when the result is disposed.
See the Remarks section of the Clip(IReadableBitmapData, Rectangle, Boolean) overload for details.
Clip(IReadWriteBitmapData, Rectangle) Clips the specified source using the specified clippingRegion. Unlike the Clone methods, this one returns a wrapper, providing access only to the specified region of the original source. This overload does not dispose source when the result is disposed.
See the Remarks section of the Clip(IReadWriteBitmapData, Rectangle, Boolean) overload for details.
Clip(IWritableBitmapData, Rectangle) Clips the specified source using the specified clippingRegion. Unlike the Clone methods, this one returns a wrapper, providing access only to the specified region of the original source. This overload does not dispose source when the result is disposed.
See the Remarks section of the Clip(IWritableBitmapData, Rectangle, Boolean) overload for details.
Clip(IReadableBitmapData, Rectangle, Boolean) Clips the specified source using the specified clippingRegion. Unlike the Clone methods, this one returns a wrapper, providing access only to the specified region of the original source.
Clip(IReadWriteBitmapData, Rectangle, Boolean) Clips the specified source using the specified clippingRegion. Unlike the Clone methods, this one returns a wrapper, providing access only to the specified region of the original source.
Clip(IWritableBitmapData, Rectangle, Boolean) Clips the specified source using the specified clippingRegion. Unlike the Clone methods, this one returns a wrapper, providing access only to the specified region of the original source.

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