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PAINT Statement
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PAINT [STEP] (x!,y!)[,[paint] [,[bordercolor&] [,background$]]]
■ STEP Enables use of relative coordinates.
■ (x!,y!) The screen coordinates where painting begins.
■ paint A numeric expression that specifies the color
to paint with, or a string expression that indicates
the pattern ("tiling") to paint with.
■ bordercolor& A numeric expression that specifies which color to
use for the boundary of the figure. Default color is
same as paint.
■ background$ A string expression that specifies the tile pattern
to skip during boundary checking.
See Also ◄CIRCLE► ◄DRAW► ◄LINE►