3.4. Drawing a Pie Chart
Let’s look at one more real-world application. In this example we will develop an application that draws pie charts based on a data feed. Pie charts are useful when you need to represent statistical data in a graphical way—for example, the percentage of users visiting a Web site from different countries, or the percentage grades in different subjects. In our example we will use the DrawPie and FillPie methods.
First we create a Windows application and add four buttons, a text box, and a list box control. We change the text and names of the text box, and our final form looks like Figure 3.43. In the Enter Share text box we will enter a number to represent the share of total items. For example, add five values in the share ...
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