First published on MSDN on Jan 05, 2019
Small Basic Shapes has only four types of shapes - rectangle, ellipse, triangle and line. To draw more types of shapes, we can combine basic four shapes. But some calculation is needed for each case. So I started to write sample programs to draw many kind of shapes. And I finished first five. I also write a document "Drawing Shapes A-Z Notebook" about that.
This version of document contains following shapes.
Connected Circles ( JLD998 )
Round Triangle ( TBS366 )
Leaf ( SWQ334 )
Trapezoid ( RSQ369 )
Parallelogram ( QWF833 )
Enjoy Small Basic shapes! Thanks.
Authored by Nonki Takahashi
Small Basic Shapes has only four types of shapes - rectangle, ellipse, triangle and line. To draw more types of shapes, we can combine basic four shapes. But some calculation is needed for each case. So I started to write sample programs to draw many kind of shapes. And I finished first five. I also write a document "Drawing Shapes A-Z Notebook" about that.
This version of document contains following shapes.
Connected Circles ( JLD998 )
Round Triangle ( TBS366 )
Leaf ( SWQ334 )
Trapezoid ( RSQ369 )
Parallelogram ( QWF833 )
Enjoy Small Basic shapes! Thanks.
Published Feb 13, 2019
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