dos_compilers/Borland Turbo Pascal v6/DOCDEMOS/FIGDEMO.PAS
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{ Copyright (c) 1989,90 by Borland International }
program FigureDemo;
{ From Chapter 4 the Turbo Pascal 6.0 User's Guide.
Extending FIGURES.PAS with type Arc.
If you are running this program in the IDE, be sure to enable
the full graphics save option when you load TURBO.EXE:
turbo -g
This ensures that the IDE fully swaps video RAM and keeps
"dustclouds" from appearing on the user screen when in
graphics mode. You can enable this option permanently
via the Options|Environment|Startup dialog.
This program uses the Graph unit and its .BGI driver files to
display graphics on your system. The "PathToDrivers"
constant defined below is set to \TP\BGI, which is the default
location of the BGI files as installed by the INSTALL program.
If you have installed these files in a different location, make
sure the .BGI file for your system (EGAVGA.BGI, etc.) is in the
current directory or modify the "PathToDrivers" constant
accordingly.
}
uses Crt, DOS, Graph, Figures;
const
PathToDrivers = '\TP\BGI'; { Default location of *.BGI files }
type
Arc = object (Circle)
StartAngle, EndAngle : Integer;
constructor Init(InitX, InitY: Integer; InitRadius: Integer;
InitStartAngle, InitEndAngle: Integer);
procedure Show; virtual;
procedure Hide; virtual;
end;
var
GraphDriver: Integer;
GraphMode: Integer;
ErrorCode: Integer;
AnArc: Arc;
ACircle: Circle;
{--------------------------------------------------------}
{ Arc's method declarations: }
{--------------------------------------------------------}
constructor Arc.Init(InitX,InitY: Integer; InitRadius: Integer;
InitStartAngle, InitEndAngle: Integer);
begin
Circle.Init(InitX, InitY, InitRadius);
StartAngle := InitStartAngle;
EndAngle := InitEndAngle;
end;
procedure Arc.Show;
begin
Visible := True;
Graph.Arc(X, Y, StartAngle, EndAngle, Radius);
end;
procedure Arc.Hide;
var
TempColor: Word;
begin
TempColor := Graph.GetColor;
Graph.SetColor(GetBkColor);
Visible := False;
{ Draw the arc in the background color to hide it }
Graph.Arc(X, Y, StartAngle, EndAngle, Radius);
SetColor(TempColor);
end;
{--------------------------------------------------------}
{ Main program: }
{--------------------------------------------------------}
begin
GraphDriver := Detect; { Let BGI determine which board you're using }
DetectGraph(GraphDriver, GraphMode);
InitGraph(GraphDriver, GraphMode, PathToDrivers);
if GraphResult <> GrOK then
begin
Writeln(GraphErrorMsg(GraphDriver));
if GraphDriver = grFileNotFound then
begin
Writeln('in ', PathToDrivers,
'. Modify this program''s "PathToDrivers"');
Writeln('constant to specify the actual location of this file.');
Writeln;
end;
Writeln('Press Enter...');
Readln;
Halt(1);
end;
{ All descendents of type Point contain virtual methods and }
{ *must* be initialized before use through a constructor call. }
ACircle.Init(151, 82, { Initial X,Y at 151,82 }
50); { Initial radius of 50 pixels }
AnArc.Init(151, 82, { Initial X,Y at 151,82 }
25, 0, 90); { Initial radius of 50 pixels }
{ Start angle: 0; End angle: 90 }
{ Replace AnArc with ACircle to drag a circle instead of an }
{ arc. Press Enter to stop dragging and end the program. }
ACircle.Drag(5); { Parameter is # of pixels to drag by }
CloseGraph;
end.