Specifies a pattern for bars, pies, frames, and
rectangles
Type: |
character
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Length: |
8
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Default: |
EMPTY | PEMPTY | MEMPTY
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Not supported by: |
Java (partial), ActiveX (partial)
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fill-pattern
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specifies a pattern to use with the graphics
element. The value for fill-pattern is function-dependent:
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Function
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Valid Fill Pattern Values
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BAR,FRAME
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SOLID | S |
Fill with a solid color. |
EMPTY | E |
No fill. |
style<density> |
style |
R for right-slanted fill lines, L
for left-slanted fill lines, or X for crossing fill lines |
density |
Whole numbers 1 through 5 specify
increasing thickness for the fill lines. |
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Note: Java and ActiveX support only SOLID
and EMPTY. EMPTY is the default if any other value is used.
An illustration of
these pattern styles is provided in the definition of the VALUE= option of
the PATTERN statement.
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PIE
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PSOLID | PS |
Solid fill. |
PEMPTY | PE |
No fill, the
default. |
Pdensity<style<angle>> |
density |
Whole numbers 1 through 5 specify
increasing thickness for the fill lines. |
style |
N, the default, optionally specifies
parallel fill lines; X optionally specifies crossed fill lines. |
angle |
Optionally specifies the angle of
the fill lines. Values range from 0 to 360. The angle is measured counterclockwise
from the horizontal. The default is 0°, which draws horizontal lines. |
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Note: Java and ActiveX support only PSOLID
and PEMPTY and default to PEMPTY if any other value is used.
An illustration of
these pattern styles is provided in the definition of the VALUE= option of
the PATTERN statement.
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POLY
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MSOLID | MS |
Fill with a solid color. |
MEMPTY | ME |
No fill, the
default. |
Mdensity<style<angle>> |
density |
Whole numbers 1 through 5 specify
increasing thickness for the fill lines. |
style |
N, the default, optionally specifies
parallel fill lines; X optionally specifies crossed fill lines. |
angle |
Optionally specifies the angle of
the fill lines. Values range from 0 to 360. The angle is measured counterclockwise
from the vertical. The default is 0°, which draws vertical lines. |
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Note: Java or ActiveX support only MSOLID
and MEMPTY and default to MEMPTY is any other value is used.
An illustration of
these pattern styles is provided in the definition of the VALUE= option of
the PATTERN statement.
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