Computer Science Canada creating a 5 pixel wide red box |
| Author: | drewthevander [ Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:14 am ] |
| Post subject: | creating a 5 pixel wide red box |
need to create a red box, 5 pixels wide around the final paystub. any help would be appreciated. tkanks in advance %Variable Dictionary var name, partTime, overTime : string var hours, overtimehours, rateofpay, Regularpay, Overtimepay, overtimerate, Federaltax, grosspay, netpay : real var response : string var depth, width : int % Start Coding put "Please enter your name:" put "Enter name as 'exit' to quit the program." get name if name = "exit" then end if put "Please enter your regular hours worked." put "Example: 40" get hours put "Please enter your overtime hours worked." get overtimehours put "Your total hours worked are ", hours + overtimehours put "Your regular hours are ", hours, ". Your overtime hours are ", overtimehours, "." put "Please enter your hourly rate of pay:" get rateofpay put "Are you Full or Part Time?" put "Enter 'F' for full, or 'P' for part time." get partTime if partTime = 'F' then put "You are full time." else put "You are part time." end if put "What is your over time rate. 1.5x or 2.0x ?" get overtimerate put "A federal tax of %20 will be deducted from your pay." cls netpay := (hours * rateofpay) + (overtimehours * (rateofpay * overtimerate)) Federaltax := netpay * 0.2 Overtimepay := overtimehours * (rateofpay * overtimerate) Regularpay := hours * rateofpay grosspay := Regularpay + Overtimepay netpay := grosspay - Federaltax put "Employee Name: ", name, " ", "Hours Worked: ", hours, " ", "Hourly Rate: $", rateofpay put "Regular Pay : $", Regularpay, " ", "Federal Tax : $", Federaltax put "Overtime Hours: ", overtimehours put "Overtime Pay : $", Overtimepay put "Union Dues : " if partTime = "F" then put "$10.00" else put "$0.00" end if put "Grosspay : $", grosspay, " ", "Netpay: $", netpay put" " put" " put "copyright Drew Vandervechte programming 2010 |
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| Author: | SNIPERDUDE [ Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:34 am ] |
| Post subject: | RE:creating a 5 pixel wide red box |
For the final output, look into Font.Draw so you can centre the output on the screen. Then you will use the Draw.Box command to draw your box. Because it only draws at a width of 1px, you will need to repeat the command changing the values. Both of these you can learn about in the Turing Walkthrough. |
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| Author: | USEC_OFFICER [ Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:48 am ] |
| Post subject: | RE:creating a 5 pixel wide red box |
You could draw two Boxen, one red and the other white/whatever colour you need. The non-red one is smaller. (Duh) |
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| Author: | SNIPERDUDE [ Tue Apr 13, 2010 3:03 pm ] |
| Post subject: | RE:creating a 5 pixel wide red box |
That makes sense. So use two opaque (Draw.FillBox) boxes: - one is larger and red - the other is drawn on top, smaller, and is white. |
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| Author: | USEC_OFFICER [ Tue Apr 13, 2010 6:59 pm ] |
| Post subject: | RE:creating a 5 pixel wide red box |
Both ways will work though. Pick the one that works for you. |
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