On the screen you will see a triangle. Move
the
graphics cursor to the centre of the
screen by typing in:
move
320,200
.
Using
the
keyword F
ILL
followed by a pen number, for example
3,
we
will now
F
ILL
the
screen using
the
specified pen, from the current graphics cursor position
(centre screen) to
the
drawn boundaries. Type in:
f
iLL
3
Now
move
the
graphics cursor outside
the
triangle by typing in:
move
0,0
See
what
happens when you type in:
f
iLL
2
The computer
has
used pen number 2 to F
ILL
the
area bounded by the drawn lines
and by
the
edges of
the
screen.
Now
alter
the
program by typing in
the
following lines, and see
what
happens:
50
draw
50,50
60
move
320,200
70
fiLL
3
run
You
will note
that
any
gaps
in
the
drawnbollhaarieslettne--inkIrom
tnepen'seep'
through!
This point is further demonstrated by F
I L Ling first a plotted circle,
then
a drawn
circle. Type in:
new
10
CLS
20
FOR
a=1
TO
360
30
ORIGIN
320,200
40
PLOT
190*COS(a),190*SIN(a)
50
NEXT
60
MOVE
-188,0
70
FILL
3
run
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