1. create the following structures: line circle rectangle fill stroke path
2. create set and...
Computers and Technology, 28.11.2019 07:31 Nathaliasmiles
1. create the following structures: line circle rectangle fill stroke path
2. create set and print functions for each structure
3. create draw functions for each geometric construct; for example: void drawcircle (circle circle, fill fill, stroke stroke) hint: so that you can call openframeworks functions inside your draw functions, attach your functions to the ofapp class follows as (a) list the prototype for your function in ofapp. h under public: (here, just list your normal prototype and do not use the ofapp: : prefix) (b) put the body of your function in ofapp. cpp with the following prefix void ofapp: : drawcircle (circle circle, fill fill, stroke stroke) interesting and unique computational and algorithmic graphic
4. test your code by creating an
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