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Code Sample Example

This example draws two identical rectangles.

To draw a rectangle that is both stroked and filled, use rectstroke() and rectfill() in succession, or rectfillstroke().

Example

setfillcolor([0,100,100,0])

%Draw first rectangle using rectfill with red

rectfill(1,1,2,2)

%Offset starting position slightly to distinguish

%between each rectangle and fill second one with blue.

translate(.2,.2)

setfillcolor([100,100,0,0])

%Draw second rectangle using conventional commands

moveto(1,1) %Reset current point

lineto(3,1) %Draw first line

lineto(3,3) %Draw second line

lineto(1,3) %Draw third line

closepath() %Close shape

fill() %Draw shape

RectFillStroke (procedure)

Creates a rectangle that has both an outline and a fill color. You set the color for the outline using setstrokecolor and the fill

color using setfillcolor.

Syntax

rectfillstroke( x, y, width, height )

Arguments

x,y

Measure values representing the x and y coordinates respectively of the top left corner of the rectangle.

width, height

Measure values specifying the width and height respectively of the rectangle.