Write Source Code For Closed Polygons in RAD Studio 2010 (Delphi) -- 2

Summary: This is a small project for a Delphi programmer or a small team. The person or team that will undertake this project has to have experience in Delphi and the GR32 Graphics library ([login to view URL]). The nominated person or team will have to work remotely on our server because we need to add new code on an already existing software project. Description of the project: We have an already existing "RAD Studio 2010 (Delphi 2010)" source code project that draws closed, rectangle polygons on the screen (on a TImage32 control) by using the GR32 graphics library (see: [login to view URL]). Each rectangle polygon is defined by its 4 points (coordinates x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3, x4, y4) that are stored inside a MySQL table. We read the coordinates of the closed polygon from the database and we draw the rectangle on the screen (see attached file: screenshot1). Each polygon can have ANY rotation angle: it can be absolutely horizontal, ablsolutely vertical, diagonal or free rotated in any angle (see attached file: screenshot2). What we need is a programmer or team to write the necessary source code inside our existing code in order to replace these rectangle polygons with closed polygons that will look like screenshot3, screenshot4 and screenshot5 (see attached files). These screen shots are showing the new polygons that we would like to be created in absolute vertical (90 degrees) angle, but during drawing, we will need these polygons to be rotated and scaled so to fit inside the coordinates of the existing rectangle polygons (e.g. see attached file: screenshot6). Each of these polygons will be a separate delphi procedure (e.g. polygon1, polygon2, polygon3). We will call these delphi procedures in to draw the desired polygon inside a specific rectagle polygon. Note that the shapes that we would like to be created by this project on a given screen will be many (more than 1000+ shapes (polygons)) therefore the code must be very fast and efficient. The source code that will be written, we need also to be to scaled up (enlarged) or scaled down (shrink) these polygons in order to be fitted inside any rectangle size. Therefore your procedures must accept something like a enlargement/shrink factor and scale (make it bigger or smaller) the polygon accordingly. For any questions or clarifications please contact us.