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// -*- Mode: C++ -*-
#include <fig.h>
int main (int, char **)
{
// These measures are taken from an ``official'' Euro symbol
// that is programmed in PostScript (which turns out not to
// use the correct measures.
// However, let's view the values in mm.
Fig::unit= Fig::mm;
// Default angle unit is degrees:
Fig::angle_unit= Fig::deg;
// The origin is at the center of the arcs.
// Inner Arc:
FigDimension const inner_arc_radius= 67.5;
FigAngle const inner_arc_angle1= 40.0;
FigAngle const inner_arc_angle2= 320.0;
// Outer Arc:
FigDimension const outer_arc_radius= 77.5; // Hmmm... It can be seen that the line width
// is 10 units. So the inner radius contradicts
// the official construction; if must be 5 units
// and the outer one 6 units.
FigDimension const outer_arc_angle1= 311.8513;
FigDimension const outer_arc_angle2= 43.68390;
// However, just for the fun of it, continue to write the rest as a fig-file, too:
FILE *f=fopen ("eurosym.fig", "wt");
(new FigFile (
FigVectorWidget ()
<< (new FigCEllipse (0, 0, inner_arc_radius)) // instead of arc, use a circle for now
<< (new FigCEllipse (0, 0, outer_arc_radius))
<< (new FigClosedPoly (
FigVectorPoint()
<< FigPoint (26.73339, -15)
<< FigPoint (-97.5, -15)
<< FigPoint (-93.22267, -5)
<< FigPoint (31.010728, -5)
<< FigPoint (26.73339, -15)
))
<< (new FigClosedPoly (
FigVectorPoint()
<< FigPoint (35.28807, 5)
<< FigPoint (-97.5, 5)
<< FigPoint (-93.22267, 15)
<< FigPoint (39.56541, 15)
<< FigPoint (35.28807, 5)
))
))->scale (1, -1)
->translate (120, 100)
->save (f);
fclose (f);
return 0;
}
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