OsSetPenCap
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*** Attention: This method works only on Windows for now. libgdi+ has a fake implementation and will not draw it. ***
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| Function Syntax | LSL: string osSetPenCap( string drawList, string direction, string type ) C#: string osSetPenCap( string drawList, string direction, string type ) |
| Example(s) | // Example of osSetPenCap default { state_entry() { string CommandList = ""; // Storage for our drawing commands integer i; CommandList = osSetPenSize( CommandList, 5 ); // Set the pen width to 5 pixels. With 1 pixel, arrow is very hard to see CommandList = osSetPenCap("start", "arrow"); // Sets the beggining of the line with an arrow CommandList = osMovePen(drawList,50,100); // Moves pen to 50,100 CommandList = osLineTo(drawList, 100,150); // Draws line from 50,100 to 100,150 osSetDynamicTextureData( "", "vector", CommandList, "", 0 ); } } |
Appends a PenCap drawing command to the string provided in drawList and returns the result.
This sets the pen's start or/and end cap to either "diamond", "arrow", "round", or default "flat" shape. It can set them in the "end" or "start" of the line, or "both". Possible values are (case insensitive):
Type:
- "arrow"
- "diamond"
- "round"
- "flat"
Direction:
- "start"
- "end"
- "both"
