# NAME

META_PIE

# NEAREST API CALL

    #include <windows.h>

    BOOL32 Pie
    (
        HDC32 hdc,
        INT32 left,
        INT32 top,
        INT32 right,
        INT32 bottom,
        INT32 xstart,
        INT32 ystart,
        INT32 xend,
        INT32 yend
    );

# DESCRIPTION

U16 array no | Value
| 0 | yend, y of endpoint
1 | xend, x of endpoint
2 | ystart, y of endpoint
3 | xstart, x of endpoint
4 | bottom, bottom of bounding box
5 | right, right of bounding box
6 | top, top of bounding box
7 | left, left of bounding box

left, right, top and bottom are the extents of the ellipse of which the pie is a part
xstart,ystart define a point from which you draw an imaginary line between it and the center of the ellipse, where that line intersects the ellipse is the starting part of the arc
xend,yend similiarly define the end of the arc.

This is quite different from how X, and other drawing lib's define an Arc, and its somewhat awkward to convert from it to X's mechanism, see the X bindings for libwmf for into on that.

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