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Defines the dash pattern used to draw lines. Its value is either blank (which is equivalent to '''solid'''), or a comma separated list of numbers, or one of the following literals: | Defines the dash pattern used to draw lines. Its value is either blank (which is equivalent to '''solid'''), or a comma separated list of numbers, or one of the following literals: | ||
[[Image:Dash1.jpg|100px]] | ;solid:Solid lines. [[Image:Dash1.jpg|100px]] | ||
;dotted:Dotted lines; equivalent to '''1'''. [[Image:Dash2.jpg|100px]] | |||
;dashed:Dashed lines; equivalent to '''5''','''4'''. [[Image:Dash3.jpg|100px]] | |||
;dot-dashed: Dot-dashed lines; equivalent to '''5''','''2''','''1''','''2'''. [[Image:Dash4.jpg|100px]] | |||
General dash patterns are specified by a comma separated list of numbers that define the lengths (measured in points) of alternating solid and invisible stretches. | General dash patterns are specified by a comma separated list of numbers that define the lengths (measured in points) of alternating solid and invisible stretches. | ||
Initial value: '''solid'''. | Initial value: '''solid'''. |
Latest revision as of 18:11, 9 September 2009
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dash
Description
Defines the dash pattern used to draw lines. Its value is either blank (which is equivalent to solid), or a comma separated list of numbers, or one of the following literals:
General dash patterns are specified by a comma separated list of numbers that define the lengths (measured in points) of alternating solid and invisible stretches.
Initial value: solid.