syntax:

gd.drawChar(font, x, y, char, color)

gd.drawChar(font, point, char, color)

where:

font - Font specification

x - horizontal position of upper-left corner of character

y - vertical position of upper-left corner of character

point - Point specification.

char - The specified character to draw

color - color index or style to use

return:

void.

description:

This method draws a character in the image at the specified location in the appropriate font. If the coordinates are out of bounds, then no drawing is done. The reason that it is named 'drawChar' and not simply 'char' is that 'char' is a reserved keyword and an invalid variable name.

see:

#link <gd>, GD charUp(), GD string()

example:

// Write "hi" at the starting position

var gd = new GD(50,50);

gd.drawChar( GD.fontSmall, 5, 5, "h", 0 );

gd.drawChar( GD.fontSmall, [11,5], "i", 0 );

// This is the equivalent of GD.string()

// with the string "hi"