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(Simple PIE interface)

 

This tag provides simple one-dimensional pies or chart interface. is a better way to draw charts.

 

Syntax :                 "<PIE#n,START=s,END=e>"

 

where:

n is a frame number. This frame must exist.

s is the starting point  

e is the ending point, it's the percent of circle area.

 

<PIE#1,START=10,END=20> draws a sector starting at 10/100 ending at 20/100 of the circle.

 

The starting point is located at the rightmost point of the circle. S and e are decimal values.

 

Notes: Sectors are drawn using the <BGCOLOR> value for background colors and <LINECOLOR> value for border color.

You must define a frame before drawing pies.

 

Examples :

"<PREVIEW><UNITS=mm>"

"<AT=60,60><BGCOLOR=RED><#1><at=+100,+100><Frame#1>"

"<PIE#1,START=10,END=20>"

"<BGCOLOR=YELLOW>"

"<PIE#1,START=21,END=40>"

"<BGCOLOR=LTGRAY>"

"<PIE#1,START=41,END=70>"

"<BGCOLOR=BLUE>"

"<PIE#1,START=70.5,END=98>"

"<BGCOLOR=FUCHSIA>"

"<PIE#1,START=98,END=100>".        

 

 

vpxPrint is able to capture any kind of image, previously stored in the clipboard. See the function.

 

The demoVpx.w procedure contains an example on how to do that.