HTBasic contains an extensive assortment of powerful graphic statements. These allow you to use convenient data units, not just pixels, in defining your graphic display. Your data units are automatically scaled to the correct graphic device units. Also, the same program can use a variety of graphic devices (screen, plotter, or printer) without having to modify the graphics statements.
This section coordinates information and concepts relating to the HTBasic graphics system. The graphics statements are introduced beginning with the simple statements and progressing to the more complex ones. Several examples are given to help you see as well as understand the concepts that are presented.
Because of the large number of HTBasic graphic statements, not all of the options and syntax details are explained in this section. For more detailed syntax information or attribute values refer to the statement descriptions in the Reference Manual as you read through this section.
