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gsbply



PURPOSE

Defines the beginning of an area to fill.

C SYNTAX

int gsbply_ ( )

FORTRAN SYNTAX

INTEGER function gsbply

PASCAL SYNTAX

FUNCTION gsbply_ : INTEGER [PUBLIC];

DESCRIPTION

The gsbply subroutine defines the beginning of a two-dimensional shape or set
of shapes to be filled.

The following output routines are valid between a gsbply call and a gseply
call:

  o Draw polyline          (gspoly)
  o Draw circle            (gscir)
  o Draw ellipse           (gsell)
  o Draw circular arc      (gscarc or gscrca)
  o Draw elliptical arc    (gseara or gsearc)

Note:  Any other subroutines used before the gseply subroutine is called do not
       become part of the shape or set of shapes to be filled, and can produce
       unpredictable results.

Before the fill occurs, the shapes drawn by each routine called between gsbply
and gseply are connected.  The first point of each shape is linked to the last
point of the previous shape, and the last point of the last shape is linked to
the first point of the first shape.  The shapes may overlap to any degree but
must share at least one common point between adjacent shapes.

Processing of the SIGRETRACT signal is postponed until the gseply subroutine,
end of area to fill, is called.

The relevant attributes are:

  o Color map
  o Plane mask



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  o Fill color index
  o Fill style
  o Logical operation.

RETURN VALUE

GS_SUCC  Successful.
GS_USUC  Unsuccessful.

RELATED INFORMATION

In this book:  "gseply" and "gspcls."











































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