DRAWX Vector Graphics
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* L: Draw a straight line segment from the previous current position to the specified position, and then set the new current position to the specified position. | * L: Draw a straight line segment from the previous current position to the specified position, and then set the new current position to the specified position. | ||
* X: End of file. X and Y coordinates are ignored. | * X: End of file. X and Y coordinates are ignored. | ||
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The drawing area has the top-left corner at (0,0) and the bottom right corner at (1000,1000); these numbers are then scaled to fit into the drawing rectangle. | The drawing area has the top-left corner at (0,0) and the bottom right corner at (1000,1000); these numbers are then scaled to fit into the drawing rectangle. | ||
Revision as of 02:34, 11 November 2017
A vector graphics format for use with a program called DRAWX.
Identification
The first byte is probably "P" while the byte fifth from last is probably "X".
Description
Consists of a number of five-byte records, each consisting of the command code (a single ASCII character), followed by two small-endian 16-bit numbers (the X and Y coordinates). The commands are:
- P: Set the current position to the specified position.
- L: Draw a straight line segment from the previous current position to the specified position, and then set the new current position to the specified position.
- X: End of file. X and Y coordinates are ignored.
The drawing area has the top-left corner at (0,0) and the bottom right corner at (1000,1000); these numbers are then scaled to fit into the drawing rectangle.
