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The VB6 graphical method is detailed(国外英文资料) VB drawing statement Draw some VB6 USES the Pset method to draw points at the specified location. Statement format: obj. Pset (x, y) [, color ] Function: specifies the point of the specified color on the specified location on the specified object. Description: Obj refers to a form or picture frame. In the form module, if omitted means the current form. Parameter x and y specify point coordinates, and the data type is Single (Single), usually with an integer. The color parameter ellipsis USES the foreground of obj. This parameter is an integer value that can be returned with the QBColor function or RGB function, or directly with the hexadecimal number. Example: Pset (1500,2000), RGB (0, 0, 255) draw a blue dot. Pset (1500,2000), HFF0000 Tip: to erase a point, use the background color to redraw in the original position. This technique also applies to other graphical methods. Line drawing VB6 USES Line method to draw lines (Line segments) to specify the color of the Line. Grammar format: obj. Line [[Step] [[Step] [[Step] [[Step] [[Step] [[Step] [[Step] [[Step] (x2, y2) [, color ]] Function: draw a line specifying the color between two points. Description: The coordinates (x1, y1) represent the starting point of the line segment, and the coordinates (x2, y2) indicate the end point of the line segment, and when there is no step keyword, they represent the point coordinate. Step 1 means that the next number is the offset, not the coordinate. Said the first Step followed by two Numbers is the offset relative to the current coordinate, the second Step said followed by two Numbers is relative to the first pair of coordinates of the offset. When the Line method is completed, the current coordinate is modified to be the terminal coordinate. The next Line statement, if omitted the first pair of coordinates, will start with the current coordinates. If already drew at least one Line by Line method, and then to draw the Line in fron