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endif /* !HEADLESS */ 0N/A // assert(BM_W and BM_H are not large enough to overflow); 0N/A /* if any clipping required, modify parameters now */ 0N/A#
endif /* !HEADLESS */ 0N/A // NOTE: Since we are tiling around by BM_W, BM_H offsets 0N/A // and thePixmap is BM_W x BM_H, we do not have to move 0N/A // the TSOrigin at each step since the stipple repeats 0N/A // every BM_W, BM_H units 0N/A /* MGA on Linux doesn't pick up the new stipple image data, 0N/A * probably because it caches the image as a hardware pixmap 0N/A * and doesn't update it when the pixmap image data is changed. 0N/A * So if the loop is executed more than once, update the GC 0N/A * which triggers the required behaviour. This extra XChangeGC 0N/A * call only happens on large or rotated text so isn't a 0N/A * significant new overhead.. 0N/A * This code needs to execute on a Solaris client too, in case 0N/A * we are remote displaying to a MGA. 0N/A#
endif /* !HEADLESS */