Here are the c++ codes that draws this shape.
Image img = new Image("100x100","black");
Line:
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img->draw( DrawableLine( centroid.first, centroid.second, static_cast
Circle Unfilled:
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img->strokeColor("yellow");
img->fillColor("none");
img->draw(DrawableCircle(centroid.first, centroid.second, centroid.first + 25, centroid.second));
This code draws a circle of radius 25 pixels. The arguments it takes are
center_x, center_y, periemter_x, and periemeter_y.
It calculates the radius from the perimeter coordinates. That is why just provide any point on the circle as perimeter_x,perimeter_y.
To draw a filled circle just remove the second line.
Rectangle:
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img->draw(DrawableLine(centroid.first - 25, centroid.second - 25, centroid.first + 25, centroid.second - 25));
img->draw(DrawableLine(centroid.first + 25, centroid.second - 25, centroid.first + 25, centroid.second + 25));
img->draw(DrawableLine(centroid.first + 25, centroid.second + 25, centroid.first - 25, centroid.second + 25));
img->draw(DrawableLine(centroid.first - 25, centroid.second + 25, centroid.first - 25, centroid.second - 25));
Draws a rectangle using the lines from the centroid.
Rectangles can also be drawn using DrawableRectangle(). The arguments are respectively,
upper_left_x, upper_left_y, lower_left_x and lower_left_y
img->draw(DrawableLine(centroid.first - 5, centroid.second - 5, centroid.first + 5, centroid.second + 5));
Magick++
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