Difference between revisions of "gc:setPen"
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| − | | <u><center>thickness</center></u> || string || Optional. Can be "thin", "medium", "thick" | + | | <u><center>thickness</center></u> || string || Optional. Can be "thin", "medium", or "thick". "extra-thick" works but is undocumented |
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| <u><center>style</center></u> || string || Optional. Can be "smooth", "dotted", "dashed" | | <u><center>style</center></u> || string || Optional. Can be "smooth", "dotted", "dashed" | ||
Latest revision as of 05:59, 11 March 2015
setPen is a function that is part of gc.
Sets the pen for drawing lines and borders.
This has been introduced in TI-Nspire OS 3.0 (Changes).
Syntax
gc:setPen([thickness[, style]])
If the thickness is not specified, it defaults to ”thin.”, and if the style is not specified, it defaults to ”smooth.”
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| string | Optional. Can be "thin", "medium", or "thick". "extra-thick" works but is undocumented | |
| string | Optional. Can be "smooth", "dotted", "dashed" |
Example
gc:setPen("thick","dotted")
