# EditCircle

Inserts an interactive circle control into the spreadsheet. When the control is clicked, the display switches to Interactive Graphics Mode, where the position and size of the circle can be adjusted.

Note: To access the Property Sheet for EditCircle, right-click the EditCircle control and select Edit Function.
Inputs

Parameter | Description
Image | This parameter must reference a spreadsheet cell that contains an Image data structure. By default, this parameter references cell A1, the cell containing the Image data structure . This parameter can also reference other Image data structures, such as those returned by the Vision Tool Image Functions or Coordinate Transforms Functions.
Fixture | Specifies the image coordinate system in which the input circle is defined.
X | The X-offset of the origin, in fixture coordinates.
Y | The Y-offset of the origin, in fixture coordinates.
Theta | The rotation from the image X-axis, in the image coordinate system. (+/-360 degrees clockwise)
Move | Disables or enables the ability to adjust the input circle position.
0 = OFF | Circle cannot be moved.
1 = ON (default) | Circle can be moved.
Size | Disables or enables the ability to adjust the input circle radius.
0 = OFF | Circle cannot be resized..
1 = ON (default) | Circle can be resized.
Name | Specifies a text label for the EditCircle control element in the spreadsheet.
Show | Specifies the display mode for the EditCircle graphics overlay on the image.
0 = hide all | The circle is hidden, except when the cell containing the EditCircle function is highlighted in the spreadsheet.
2 = input graphics only | The circle is displayed at all times.

Outputs

Results | A result table will automatically be created in the cells adjacent to the right of the EditCircle control. The following Structures Vision Data Access functions are automatically inserted into the spreadsheet to create the result table
Label | Function | Description
X | GetX(Region) | The X coordinate of the position.
Y | GetY(Region) | The Y coordinate of the position.
Radius | GetRadius(Region) | The radius of the circle.