On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 7:15 AM, Alexander Klenin <[email protected]> wrote: > 1) How to draw a rectangle? > 3) How to draw a polygon?
var ADoc: TvVectorialDocument; begin ADoc.StartPath(0, 0); ADoc.AddLineToPath(100, 0); ADoc.AddLineToPath(100, 100); ADoc.AddLineToPath(0, 100); ADoc.AddLineToPath(0, 0); ADoc.EndPath(); Or do you want an entity with a brush? I can add that if necessary. > 2) How to measure a text? What exactly do you want to measure in the text? width? DXF and SVG don't specify a text width AFAIK. TvText.FontSize + TvText.FontName is the information available. Vectorial image formats do not specify rigid sizes for text, because it is system-independent and the text size depends on the screen/font combination. One can use freetype or LCL or fcl-image via freetype for measuring the text size in a particular screen / font combination. > 4) How to make FPVectorial output anything? > It seems crash no matter what output format I try. The SVG and g-code outputs should work for lines and text. The main idea was that you would also help to develop fpvectorial. The idea was that instead of writing some custom code to write vectorial files in TAChart you would make some improvements in fpvectorial, so everyone is working on the same library, code is shared, improvements are shared, etc. > 5) IMHO intruducing yet another color type is a bad idea -- > FPVectorial is by design sacrificing efficiency in favor > of generalization/extensibility, so I do not think a few extra bytes > for color will matter. Please use TFPColor. That would waste 4 bytes per segment. And for what exactly? I don't see much use in mixing fcl-image and fpvectorial, only in the exporter which doesn't currently work with fcl-image anyway because it lacks some drawing functions. Most of the time fpvectorial will be used with the LCL, which has an incompatible color format anyway without Alpha and unavailable in the FCL. -- Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
