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fill_color If working with a closed figure, and if the value defined for fill is true, this command indicates the colour to be used to paint the inside of the figures. Possible values : A Color and "automatic"; if the second option is chosen, the inside of the figure is filled using the colour given by the colour option color.color Default value : "automatic" |
point_size This sets the size of points plotted on the drawing board. Possible values : any positive Realnumber. Default value : 5 |
label_font This sets the type of font that should be used to write the labels on the drawing board. Possible values : any object of type Font. Default value : {bold=false,italic=false,name="SansSerif",size=12} |
fill In the case of a closed figure, the command determines whether the interior is filled. Possible values : true, false. true and false Default value : false |
fixed_dimensions This defines whether or not objects must be repositioned in the plane, when the drawing board dimensions are changed. By default, they are repositioned. Possible values : true, false. true and false Default value : false |
mobile If the object to plot has not been defined as static, the image is allowed to move, or not move, in the plane. Possible values : true, false. true and false Default value : true |
border This defines whether or not the border of closed figures is painted. Possible values : true, false. true and false Default value : true |
evaluate This command defines whether the element should be evaluated when drawing or not. Possible values : true, false. true and false Default value : false |
visible This command determines whether the element is visible or not. Possible values : true, false. true and false Default value : true |
label This defines the label that should be displayed next to the figure. Possible values : any object and "automatic". If we choose the second option, the label will be the name of the figure. Default value : "automatic" |
show_label This command defines whether or not a label is displayed for the figure. Possible values : true, false. true and false Default value : false |
seed_name If the command plotdoes not know the name of the object to be drawn, the name of the figure is the value of this option concatenated with a number. Possible values : any object of type String. Default value : null |
name If the command plot does not know the name of the object to be drawn, enter it. This only has an effect when working with a single element and not with a list. Possible values : any object of type String. Default value : null |
line_width This command is used to set the thickness of lines, segments or functions drawn on the drawing board. Possible values : any positive Real number. Default value : 1 |
color Here, enter the colour to be used for drawing. Possible values : lists of three integers between 0 and 255 in '{r,g,b}' form, where r,g,b correspond to the amount of red, green and blue, which define the colour. For simplicity, some colours have been defined: black, white, red, greenblack, white, red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow, brown, orange, pink, grey, dark_grey, light_grey and the complete list of HTML colours. Default value : black |
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