This example demonstrates some of the new graphics and printing capabilities
of PowerBASIC for Windows. It calculates a circular hole pattern of evenly
spaced holes located around a common center. This solves a problem common in
many different mechanical dimensioning situations. While this calculation is
an isolated case, it includes the facility to enter offsets and deliver X,Y
hole locations that match real world needs. In doing so, a simple graphical
representation is drawn on the screen, and the coordinate locations are
printed in a separate window area below. The application can save the data as
an ASCII text file or print it on a printer.
