> Nonetheless, try setting HIGHPRECISION in that file and see whether that fixes your problem. I think it requires floating point. > Even if your target doesn't, it would be interesting to see whether this fixes the problem. > > Also look at the FIXME statement in GdArc(), perhaps we shouldn't be incrementing ax, ay either...
I tried both suggestions without any difference. The FIXME is not even executed (false if) so it does not make any difference. I have a problem with drawing a pie from 182 to 187 degrees. It draws as a full circle with nxlib. With X11 draws OK. I traced the calls and this is the log: drawArc: x=81, y=136, w=267, h=267, a1=182, a2=5, (182,187) GdArcAngle: x0=214, y0=269, rx=133, ry=133, ax=-132, ay=4, bx=-132, by=16, angle1=11648, angle2=11968 GdArc: the same All of the numbers calculate correctly with some truncation from float to int. The only thing left to do is to clip and draw and I have no idea why these numbers would cause the error. Anyone knows? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
