This is a warning in the documentation for the class “cgContextSetFillColorWithColor”. It states that the method “cgContextSetFillColorWithColor” can only be called on the class “cgContext”, and the only valid context is “cgContextSetFillColor”. If you pass a context that isn’t “cgContext” and are calling “cgContextSetFillColorWithColor”, an error will be thrown.
This is a warning in the documentation for the class cgContextSetFillColorWithColor. It states that the method cgContextSetFillColorWithColor can only be called on the class cgContext, and the only valid context is cgContextSetFillColor. If you pass a context that isnt cgContext and are calling cgContextSetFillColorWithColor, an error will be thrown.
It shouldn’t be a big deal because cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is only called from cgContexts and cgContexts arent valid contexts, but here’s a good example to see what happens. Assume that you are passing a cgContextSetFillColorWithColor function to cgContextSetFillColor. There are other ways to do this, and cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is called from cgContexts.
cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is a context-specific function. cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is an alias for cgContextSetFillColor. cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is an int type function so it would be passed a cgContextSetFillColorwithColor. This would cause the compiler to raise an error.
The function you are passing in cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is void, so it would throw an error because void can’t be passed as a function. cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is not a function, so you can’t pass it to cgContextSetFillColor. cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is not a context type (that is, it’s not an object of type Context), so you can’t pass it to cgContextSetFillColor.
cgContextSetFillColorWithColor is a context type. It’s an opaque color. There are not many context types that are opaque. Some context types are even transparent.
This is an older, outdated tutorial, that should be taken as a warning. It should be obvious that using cgContextSetFillColorWithColor will make you think the game’s characters have a life-like quality, rather than a game’s.
This is because context is an opaque color, so no color at all (the context data is just the opaque color). This is because context is not an object of type Context, so there is no way to call cgContextSetFillColorWithColor with the context as a parameter. This is because context is not an object of type Context, so there is now a new context type called cgContextSetFillColorWithColor.
