Windows uses, in many cases, an inverse color while drawing varies rectangles. This is not a single color, but the opposite of what every a certain point in the rectangle is currently over. Some examples inclued the dashed line used when dragging over the windows desktop (the "selection rectangle"). click and drag, then while still holding down the mosue on the windows desktop, screen capture and past into paint to zoom in a see this in action. Does the .net framework have something that can specify the inverse of whatever a line/rectangle/ellipse is being drawn over? Or do I have to calculate every point in this rectanlge the exact same way the graphics.drawrectangle does (i have no clue how to do this and I know it will probably be increadably slow), loop through them and calculate the inverse of that certain pixel? Since windows uses this inverse color for drawing rectangles in so many places, i assume it would be included in the framework... Because if it isnt, im not sure if a manual approach can be implemented efficently.
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