Tiger for Developers; A Simple Drawing Sample in Quartz 2D

In the feline evolution of Mac OS X, Jaguar was the release we had to have, Panther is the version we wanted, and Tiger provides programmers with some of the most tantalizing application development tools we’ve seen to date. This article provides the latest information about Tiger from Chris Bourdon, the project’s senior product line manager.In this tutorial for working in Quartz 2D, Scott Thompson provides you with some sample code and shows you how to use it in an application. Along the way you’ll learn how Quartz 2D handles colors, and look an some examples of its coordinate system that can be manipulated to make drawing easier.

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