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SetFPattern Color Command
SETFPATTERN Color Commands
Sets the fill pattern for an object or text, or for a style tag. If object or text is chosen and nothing is selected, it sets the fill pattern for future objects or text, as applicable.
setfpattern
NONE Sets the pattern to none.
PATTERN The pattern. See notes.
ALL Sets the fill and stroke fill.
Default.
FILL Sets the fill only.
STROKENUMBER/i Sets a stroke only. See notes.
what/k Specifies what to set.
Options: OBJECT The object. Default.
TEXT The text.
SHADOW The text shadow.
REVERSE The text reverse.
UNDERLINE The text underline.
OUTLINE The text outline.
DOCUMENT/s The document name.
WINDOW/s The window name.
OBJECTID/i The number of the object.
Default=current.
STYLETAG/s Sets the attribute for a style tag.
Notes:
STROKENUMBER: Strokes are numbered from 0. This is different than the program interface which numbers them from 1.
PATTERN: Patterns are comprised of 8 rows of 8 dots which may be toggled on and off. Fill patterns are set using 16 hexadecimal numbers to save space; each number sets four dots.
Examples:
setstroke none setstroke pattern ff00ff00ff0ff00 fill
SetFPattern Command Definition url:PGScmd/setfpattern
created:2006-03-31 10:52:55 last updated:2006-03-31 10:52:55
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Dan Kilroy wrote... | 2006-05-03 17:49:07 |
Script command submitted from PageStream internal documentation. Needs to be checked and merged with the command documentation above. Sets the {...} . SetFPattern ([NONE | PATTERN ff00ff00ff0ff00] [ALL | FILL | STROKENUMBER n] [OBJECT | TEXT | SHADOW | OUTLINE | REVERSE | UNDERLINE | PGS40: RULEABOVE | RULEBELOW] PGS41: CELLFILL|CELLTOP|CELLBOTTOM|CELLLEFT|CELLRIGHT PGS50: DROPCAP|BULLET|NUMBERED [DOCUMENT document | WINDOW document-window | ID id | STYLETAG document:...-tagname])
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