Line

A line.

Parameters

• id: the object's ID, used by UISets
• startpoint: the line's first point. Coordinates are relative to the interface. Use the pixel coordinates format (x<x>y<y>)
• endpoint: the line's second point. Coordinates are relative to the interface. Use the pixel coordinates format (x<x>y<y>)
• strokecolor: CSS color of the stroke (e.g. #ff0000, "red" or rgb(255,0,0))
• strokewidth: the width of the stroke in pixels
• cap: the shape to be used at both ends of the line
• dash: a list of comma and/or white space separated <length>s and <percentage>s that specify the lengths of alternating dashes and gaps. If an odd number of values is provided, then the list of values is repeated to yield an even number of values. Thus, 5,3,2 is equivalent to 5,3,2,5,3,2.

Syntax

(line[!<id>] <startpoint>; <endpoint>; <strokecolor>; <strokewidth>; <cap>; <dash>)

UI Attributes

Common attributes

Name	Value	Description
visible	true	Default. Show the object
	false	Hide the object
blink	true | slow	Blink the object at a slow speed
	fast	Blink the object at a fast speed
	false	Stop the blinking
opacity	0.0 ... 1.0	Object opacity from 0 (not visible) to 1 (fully visible)
rotation	0 ... 360	Object rotation in degrees. By default a line object is rotated around the center point
rotationorigin	start	Rotate the line around its first point
	end	Rotate the line around its second point
	<x-axis> <y-axis>	Rotate the line around a specific axis: x-axis Defines where the view is placed at the x-axis. Possible values: left center right length in pixels (e.g. 20px) % (e.g. 2%) y-axis Defines where the view is placed at the y-axis. Possible values: top center bottom length in pixels (e.g. 20px) % (e.g. 2%)

Line attributes

Name	Value	Description
startpoint	x<x>y<y>	The line's first point specified as x/y coordinates. Coordinates are relative to the interface.. E.g. x5y10
endpoint	x<x>y<y>	The line's first point specified as x/y coordinates. Coordinates are relative to the interface.. E.g. x55y70
strokecolor	<CSS color>	CSS color of the stroke (e.g. #ff0000, "red" or rgb(255,0,0))
strokewidth	<width>	Width of the stroke in pixels
cap	butt	Use a "butt" shape at both ends of the line
	round	Use a "round" shape at both ends of the line
	square	Use a "square" shape at both ends of the line