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| − | + | {{body|menu Image Ellipse {name} {x1} {y1} {x2} {y2} {color} {fill} [width] |The [[menu Image Ellipse]] command draws an ellipse/circle within the specified image. x1/y1 and x2/y2 define the rectangle/square that encloses the ellipse. If fill is #false then only the outer line is drawn, otherwise the ellipse is filled. | |
| − | The [[menu Image Ellipse]] command draws an ellipse/circle within the specified image. x1/y1 and x2/y2 define the rectangle/square that encloses the ellipse. If fill is #false then only the outer line is drawn, otherwise the ellipse is filled. | + | |
For the color parameter, you can use names like "red", "yellow" or "windowtext" or use a hexadecimal number like $AABBCC (BBGGRR encoded). $FEEEED is used for transparency. If you do not fill the ellipse, you may also specify a line width (default is 1). | For the color parameter, you can use names like "red", "yellow" or "windowtext" or use a hexadecimal number like $AABBCC (BBGGRR encoded). $FEEEED is used for transparency. If you do not fill the ellipse, you may also specify a line width (default is 1). | ||
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Revision as of 05:18, 23 September 2005
Synopsis
menu Image Ellipse {name} {x1} {y1} {x2} {y2} {color} {fill} [width]
Description
The menu Image Ellipse command draws an ellipse/circle within the specified image. x1/y1 and x2/y2 define the rectangle/square that encloses the ellipse. If fill is #false then only the outer line is drawn, otherwise the ellipse is filled.
For the color parameter, you can use names like "red", "yellow" or "windowtext" or use a hexadecimal number like $AABBCC (BBGGRR encoded). $FEEEED is used for transparency. If you do not fill the ellipse, you may also specify a line width (default is 1).
| Note: | This command is only available from EUO 1.5. |
See also
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