Name 

Description 

 

PBXNewPath 

Clears the current path in the PaintBox. Current point becomes undefined. 

 

PBXArc 

Use Arc to create an elliptically curved path. The arc traverses the perimeter of an PBXEllipse which is bounded by the points ( x1, y1 ) and ( x2, y2 ). The drawn arc is following the perimeter of the ellipse , counterclockwise, from the starting point to the ending point. The starting point is defined by the intersection of the ellipse and a line is defined by the center of the ellipse and ( x3, y3). The ending point is defined by the intersection of the ellipse and a line is defined by the center of the ellipse and... more 

 

PBXArc2 

Use Arc to create an elliptically curved path. The arc traverses the perimeter of an ellipse which is bounded by the points ( x1, y1 ) and ( x2, y2 ). The drawn arc is following the perimeter of the ellipse, counterclockwise, from the starting point to the ending point. The starting point is defined by the intersection of the ellipse and a line is defined by BegAngle and EndAngle, specified in degrees. 

 

PBXEllipse 

This procedure creates an ellipse path specified by top left point at pixel coordinates ( x1, y1 ) and the bottom right point at ( x2, y2 ) in the counter-clock-wise direction. 

 

PBXCircle 

This procedure creates a circular path centered at (X, Y) with radius "Rin the counter-clock-wise direction. 

 

PBXPie 

Use Pie to append a pie-shaped wedge on the path. The wedge is defined by the ellipse bounded by the rectangle determined by the points ( x1, y1 ) and ( x2, y2). The drawn section is determined by two lines radiating from the center of the ellipse through the points ( x3, y3 ) and ( x4, y4 ) 

 

PBXPie2 

Use Pie to append a pie-shaped wedge on the path. The wedge is defined by the ellipse bounded by the rectangle determined by the points ( x1, y1 ) and ( x2, y2). The drawn section is determined by two lines ( BegAngle and EndAngle, specified in degrees). 

 

PBXCurveTo 

This procedure adds a Bezier cubic curve segment to the path starting at the current point as ( x0, y0 ), using two points ( x1, y1 ) and ( x2, y2 ) as control points, and terminating at point ( x3, y3 ). The new current point will be ( x3, y3 ). If there is no current point, an error will result. 

 

PBXLineTo 

This procedure adds a line segment to the path, starting at the current point and ending at point ( x, y ).
Current point sets to ( x, y ). 

 

PBXMoveTo 

This procedure moves the current point to the location specified by ( x, y ). 

 

PBXRectangle 

This function draws a rectangle with one corner at ( x1, y1 ) and second at ( x2, y2 ). 

 

PBXRectRotated 

This function draws a rectangle of size ( w, h ) with one corner at ( x, y ), with an orientation argument, angle, specified in degrees. 

 

PBXRoundRect 

Adds a rectangle with rounded corners to path. The rectangle will have edges defined by the points ( x1, y1 ), ( x2, y1 ), ( x2, y2 ), ( x1, y2 ), but the corners will be shaved to create a rounded appearance. The curve of the rounded corners matches the curvature of an ellipse with width x3 and height y3 

 

PBXClosePath 

This closes a path by connecting the first and the last point in the path currently constructed. Calling of this procedure is often needed to avoid a notch in a stroked path, and to make "line join" work correctly in joining the first and the last points.