This is not really a Cocoa-specific problem, but before I embark on a
long-winded quest, I just wonder if there's a solution out there
already.
Given two rectangles that overlap in some way, I need to create a list
of all the rectangles that make up the non-overlapping areas. In other
Quoting Graham Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is not really a Cocoa-specific problem, but before I embark on a
long-winded quest, I just wonder if there's a solution out there
already.
Given two rectangles that overlap in some way, I need to create a list
of all the rectangles that make up the
Sorry, that should have gone just to the original poster.
-- Richard Kennaway
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Richard, thanks very much for applying yourself to this problem. You
make it seem easy, and it works a treat. I obviously haven't drunk
enough coffee today as it looked a lot harder than it turned out to be!
Here's my ready-to-use Cocoa-conversion, if anyone else wants to make
use of it.
