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Returns the smallest rectangle that completely encloses both aRect and bRect. If one of the rectangles has 0 (or negative) width or height, a copy of the other rectangle is returned; but if both have 0 (or negative) width or height, the returned rectangle has its origin at (0.0, 0.0) and has 0 width and height.
Ali
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From: Gordon Apple <email@hidden> Date: March 2, 2007 11:23:50 PST To: email@hidden Subject: NSUnionRect
The list search is dead tonight.
What's with NSUnionRect? I am getting a result of (0,0,0,0) when
evaluating NSUnionRect with (0,600,0,0) and (400,600,0,0). The correct
result should be (0,600,400,0). I was trying to use it to compute the
bounding rect of a polygon. I wrote my own to make it work right.
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