getarcoords() function in C

Last Updated : 23 Jan, 2018
The header file graphics.h contains getarccoords() function which is used to get coordinates of arc which is drawn most recently. arccoordstype is a predefined structure which is defined as follows: Syntax : 
struct arccoordstype
{
   // center point of arc
   int x, y; 

   // start position                
   int xstart, ystart;

   // end position        
   int xend, yend;    
};
Note : address of a structure variable of type arccoordstype is passed to function getarccoords. Syntax : 
void getarccoords(struct arccoordstype *var);
Example : 
Input : x = 250, y = 200, s_angle = 0 ,
        e_angle = 90, radius = 100
Output :
Below is the implementation of getarccoords() function C 
// C Implementation for getarccoords()
#include <graphics.h>
#include <stdio.h>

// driver code
int main()
{
    // gm is Graphics mode which is
    // a computer display mode that
    // generates image using pixels.
    // DETECT is a macro defined in
    // "graphics.h" header file
    int gd = DETECT, gm;

    // p is structure variable
    // of type arccoordstype
    struct arccoordstype p;
    char arr[100];

    // initgraph initializes the
    // graphics system by loading a
    // graphics driver from disk
    initgraph(&gd, &gm, "");

    // arc function is used to draw an 
    // arc the first 2 arguments are 
    // center of arc  3rd and 4th 
    // arguments are starting and  
    // ending angles. Last argument 
    // is the radius.
    arc(250, 200, 0, 90, 100);

    // getarccoords function which takes
    // address of a structure variable of
    // type arccoordstype as an argument.
    getarccoords(&p);

    // sprintf stands for “String print”.
    // Instead of printing on console, it
    // store output on char buffer which
    // are specified in sprintf
    sprintf(arr, "(%d, %d)", p.xstart, 
                             p.ystart);

    // outtext function displays text
    // at current position.
    outtextxy(360, 195, arr);

    sprintf(arr, "(%d, %d)", p.xend, 
                            p.yend);

    outtextxy(245, 85, arr);

    getch();

    // closegraph function closes the
    // graphics mode and deallocates
    // all memory allocated by
    // graphics system .
    closegraph();

    return 0;
}
Output :
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