`fill_rect`

fn def fill_rect(mut canvas: Canvas, x: Int, y: Int, width: Int, height: Int, color: Color)

Fill a solid rectangle (x, y is the top-left corner).

Args:

canvas (Canvas): Canvas to fill into.
x (Int): Rectangle’s left edge.
y (Int): Rectangle’s top edge.
width (Int): Rectangle’s width.
height (Int): Rectangle’s height.
color (Color): Fill color.

fn def fill_rect(mut canvas: Canvas, x: Float64, y: Float64, width: Float64, height: Float64, color: Color)

fill_rect for a geometric rectangle: the box from (x, y) spanning width x height, in the pixel-center convention (pixel k spans k - 0.5 to k + 0.5), snapped to whole pixels. Each edge goes to the nearest pixel boundary, so fill_rect(19.5, 4.5, 40.0, 30.0) is fill_rect(20, 5, 40, 30) exactly and an edge at 20.4 starts at pixel 21. Hard-edged; for an anti-aliased rectangle fill a Path.rect with fill_path_aa.

Under a transform the box is mapped first and snapped in device space, so a supersampling caller (see downsample) gets exact blocks.

Args:

canvas (Canvas): Canvas to fill into.
x (Float64): Left edge.
y (Float64): Top edge.
width (Float64): Width.
height (Float64): Height.
color (Color): Fill color.

draw_rect fill_rect_gradient