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Building a line point by point Hide the details
Name of the WDPic variable to use. Only the background layer will be handled.
Number of line segments. This parameter defines the number of <X>, <Y> pairs to specify in the function.
X coordinate of the first segment of the line. These coordinates are expressed in pixels.
Y coordinate of the first segment of the line. These coordinates are expressed in pixels.
X coordinate of the second segment of the line. These coordinates are expressed in pixels.
Y coordinate of the second segment of the line. These coordinates are expressed in pixels.
X coordinate of the N segment of the line. These coordinates are expressed in pixels.
Y coordinate of the N segment of the line. These coordinates are expressed in pixels.
Line color. This color can correspond to:an RGB color (returned by RGB),an HSL color (returned by HSL),a preset color of WLanguage.If this parameter is not specified, the line color:corresponds to the color specified in the last call to <WDPic variable>.Pen, is identical to the color used for the background if <WDPic variable>.Pen has not been used.
Building a line via an array of X and Y coordinates Hide the details
WLanguage array of integers containing the coordinates of segments that make up the line. The even subscript represent the X coordinates while the odd subscripts represent the Y coordinates of points. These coordinates are expressed in pixels.
Line color. This color can correspond to:an RGB color (returned by RGB),an HSL color (returned by HSL),a preset color of WLanguage,an Color variable. If this parameter is not specified, the line color:corresponds to the color specified in the last call to <WDPic variable>.Pen, is identical to the color used for the background if <WDPic variable>.Pen has not been used.
Coordinates
Last update: 08/21/2020
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