Gdi::SelectObject_I

This method selects an object into a specified device context. The new object replaces the previous object of the same type.

static WINGDIAPI HGDIOBJ WINAPI SelectObject_I(
  HDC hdc,
  HGDIOBJ hgdiobj
);

Parameters

• hdc
  [in] Handle to the device context.
• hgdiobj
  [in] Handle to the object to be selected. The following table shows the functions you must use to create the specified object.

  Object	Functions
  Bitmap	Gdi::CreateBitmap_I, Gdi::CreateCompatibleBitmap_I, CreateDIBSection You can select bitmaps for memory device contexts only and for only one device context at a time.
  Brush	Gdi::CreateDIBPatternBrushPt_I, Gdi::CreatePatternBrush_I, Gdi::CreateSolidBrush_I
  Font	Gdi::CreateFontIndirectW_I
  Pen	Gdi::CreatePen_I, Gdi::CreatePenIndirect_I
  Region	Gdi::CombineRgn_I, Gdi::CreateRectRgn_I, Gdi::CreateRectRgnIndirect_I

Return Values

If the selected object is not a region, the handle of the object being replaced indicates success. The following table shows the values that indicate success if the selected object is a region.

NULL indicates that an error occurred and the selected object is not a region. Otherwise, a GDI_ERROR value is returned.

Remarks

This method is an internal version of the SelectObject function.

This function returns the previously selected object of the specified type. An application should always replace a new object with the original default object after the application has finished drawing with the new object.

An application cannot select a bitmap into more than one device context at a time.

Requirements

OS Versions: Windows CE .NET 4.0 and later.
Header: Gdi.hpp.

See Also

CreateDIBSection | SelectObject | Gdi::CombineRgn_I | Gdi::CreateBitmap_I | Gdi::CreateCompatibleBitmap_I | Gdi::CreateDIBPatternBrushPt_I | Gdi::CreateFontIndirectW_I | Gdi::CreatePatternBrush_I | Gdi::CreatePen_I | Gdi::CreatePenIndirect_I | Gdi::CreateRectRgn_I | Gdi::CreateRectRgnIndirect_I | Gdi::CreateSolidBrush_I | Gdi::SelectClipRgn_I

Last updated on Wednesday, April 13, 2005

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