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set_pixel()
Description: Draws a pixel of the specified color at the specified coordinates.
Syntax: set_pixel(x, y[, color])
x• argument, y argument
Specifies the
x- and y-coordinates of the pixel to be drawn.
Only int type values within the following ranges can be specified:
0 <
x < 383, 0 < y < 191.
The figure below shows the relationship between coordinate values and
locations on the drawing screen.
(0, 0)
(383, 0)
(383, 191)
(0, 191)
color argument•
The color of the pixel to be drawn can be specified as a 256-gradation RGB
value (0, 0, 0 to 255, 255, 255). For details about this argument, see “Draw
Function color Argument” (page 17-22).
Example: To draw a black pixel at coordinates (10, 10) and display the drawing screen
from casioplot import *
set_pixel(10,10,(0,0,0))
show_screen()
Black pixel
Note:
If either the
x- or y-coordinate value is outside of the allowable range, function
execution will be ignored (nothing drawn, no error).
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