Apple's docs say that "should anti-alias" is a part of state, which is saved and restored. But this is not true - scope guard object restores state, but aa flag is lost and it's easy to see - window's titlebar has ugly screwed font. The same problem can be reproduced in a standalone program. I have to manually turn on anti-aliasing every time I turn it off.
Apple's docs say that "should anti-alias" is a part of state, which is saved and restored.
But this is not true - scope guard object restores state, but aa flag is lost and
it's easy to see - window's titlebar has ugly screwed font.
The same problem can be reproduced in a standalone program.
I have to manually turn on anti-aliasing every time I turn it off.


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