annotationSetLinePen#
Purpose#
Sets the line width and optionally color and style for textboxes, rectangle or ellipse borders as well as lines and arrows.
Format#
- annotationSetLinePen(&myAnnotation, width[, clr, style])#
- Parameters:
myAnnotation (struct) – A pointer to an instance of a
plotAnnotation
structurewidth (scalar) – the width of the line in pixels.
clr (string or Nx1 string array) – Optional argument, name or RGB value of the new color(s) for the line(s).
style (Scalar or Nx1 matrix) –
Optional argument, the style(s) of the pen for the line(s). Options include:
1
Solid line.
2
Dash line.
3
Dot line.
4
Dash-Dot line.
5
Dash-Dot-Dot line.
Examples#
Basic usage#
/*
** Declare 'myAnnotation' to be an instance of a plotAnnotation structure
** and fill it in with default values
*/
struct plotAnnotation myAnnotation;
myAnnotation = annotationGetDefaults();
// Set line width to 1 pixel, but leave
// color and style as they were
annotationSetLinePen(&myAnnotation, 1);
// Set line width to 2 pixels, and
// color to black
annotationSetLinePen(&myAnnotation, 2, "black");
// Set line width to 2 pixels,
// color to black, and style to dot (3)
annotationSetLinePen(&myAnnotation, 2, "black", 3);
Full example setting width of rectangle border#
// Create and plot some simple data
x = seqa(-1.5, 0.1, 31);
y = cos(x);
plotXY(x, y);
/*
** Declare 'myAnnotation' to be an instance of a plotAnnotation structure
** and fill it in with default values
*/
struct plotAnnotation myAnnotation;
myAnnotation = annotationGetDefaults();
// Set line width to black and 1 pixel (for rectangle border in this case)
annotationSetLinePen(&myAnnotation, 1, "black");
/*
** Add rectangle to 'xy' plot from above
** using settings from 'myAnnotation'
*/
x_start = -pi ./ 4;
y_start = 0.07;
x_end = pi ./ 4;
y_end = 0.71;
plotAddShape(myAnnotation, "rectangle", x_start, y_start, x_end, y_end);
See also
Functions plotAddTextbox()
, plotAddArrow()
, plotAddShape()
, annotationGetDefaults()