filled_circle
Summary
Creates a filled circle (DEPRECATED).
Usage
pdf( filled_circle, hash( radius, circle_radius,
x, x_position,
y, y_position,
[ rgb, rgb_color, ]
[ cmyk, cmyk_color ] ) )Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| radius | integer | The radius of the circle. | Yes. |
| x | integer | The x position of the circle placement. | Yes. |
| y | integer | The y position of the circle placement. | Yes. |
| rgb | array | The RGB color of the circle. | Only if the "cmyk" parameter is omitted. |
| cmyk | array | The CMYK color of the circle. | Only if the "rgb" parameter is omitted. |
Description
This function creates a filled circle with a given radius and color. The position of the circle is specified with the "x" and "y" parameters. The given coordinate must be within the page margins. The lower-left corner is at (0,0).
Examples
Example 1
{pdf( 'new_page' )}
{pdf( 'filled_circle', hash( 'radius', 100,
'x', 300,
'y', 400,
'rgb', array( 0, 0, 0 ) ) )}
{pdf( 'filled_circle', hash( 'radius', 98,
'x', 300,
'y', 400,
'rgb', array( 255, 0, 0 ) ) )}This example creates a black circle with red filling on a new page.
Changed in Exponential 6.0.15
Keys the function filled_circle reads in Exponential 6.0.15 (lib/ezpdf/classes/ezpdf.php, eZPDF::modify()) that this page does not list:
| Key |
|---|
| pages |
Contributors
- Balazs Halasy Maintainer
- Julia Shymova Maintainer
- Graham Brookins Updated
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