Changeset 5345 for developers/werner/fped/README
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- 07/31/09 03:33:56 (4 years ago)
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r5344 r5345 87 87 A circle is defined by its center and a point on the circle: 88 88 89 . arc <center> <point>89 .circ <center> <point> 90 90 91 91 This example draws a unit circle: 92 92 93 93 .vec @ 1mm, 0mm 94 . arc @ .94 .circ @ . 95 95 96 96 An arc is like a circle, but the part of the circle drawn is determined … … 99 99 from the center is ignored. 100 100 101 .arc <center> <radius>, <end> 102 103 Note the comma between the radius and the end angle. The arc is drawn 104 in a counter-clockwise direction. The following example draws an arc 105 of the unit circle in the x > 0, y > 0 quadrant: 101 .arc <center> <radius> <end> 102 103 The arc is drawn in a counter-clockwise direction. The following example 104 draws an arc of the unit circle in the x > 0, y > 0 quadrant: 106 105 107 106 from = .vec @ 1mm, 0mm 108 107 to = .vec @ 0mm, 1mm 109 .arc @ from ,to108 .arc @ from to 110 109 111 110 … … 226 225 x = 1, 3 227 226 .vec @ x*1mm, 0mm 228 . arc @ .227 .circ @ . 229 228 230 229 … … 251 250 { 3mm } 252 251 .vec @ x, 0mm 253 . arc @ .252 .circ @ . 254 253 255 254 Note that we can set the unit of the values directly in this case.
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