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ivac2:firdef_map_path [2015/06/08 00:09] splendor.bouman |
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| ====== path element ====== | ====== path element ====== | ||
| - | Use a path element to draw a line or polygon consisting of a series of points in a path. | + | Use a path element to draw a line or polygon whose shape consists of a series of points in a path. |
| + | ^Root Element|map|| | ||
| ^Element|path|| | ^Element|path|| | ||
| ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^ | ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^ | ||
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| |fill_color|string|color id name| | |fill_color|string|color id name| | ||
| |close|boolean|close path yes/no| | |close|boolean|close path yes/no| | ||
| + | |followgrid|boolean|If true, paths follow grid (rhumb line). If false paths follow great circle ''NEW''| | ||
| - | Each path consists of at least three <point> elements where each <point> is connected to the next <point>. The shape is closed if close="true" is defined. | + | Each path consists of at least two <point> elements where each <point> is connected to the next <point>. The shape is closed if close="true" is defined. |
| {{:ivac2:firdef:firdef_opengl_linestrip.png?|}} | {{:ivac2:firdef:firdef_opengl_linestrip.png?|}} | ||
| <code XML> | <code XML> | ||
| - | <path stroke_color="myPredefinedColor" stroke_width="1"> | + | <path stroke_color="myPredefinedColor" stroke_width="1" > |
| <point x="v0 x" y="v0 y" /> | <point x="v0 x" y="v0 y" /> | ||
| <point x="v1 x" y="v1 y" /> | <point x="v1 x" y="v1 y" /> | ||
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| </path> | </path> | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| - | <HTML> | ||
| - | <p style="border:1px dashed #C11B17;color:#C11B17;">Use <b>path</b> instead of <b>lines</b> to draw continuous lines.</p> | ||
| - | </HTML> | ||
| By adding a fill_color the shape can be filled in | By adding a fill_color the shape can be filled in | ||