SclGraphicsSetMarkerSymbol

Overview

This command permits the symbol to be used to render a marker to be controlled.

Synopsis

SclGraphicsSetMarkerSymbol $symbol

Arguments

• symbol

Pass by value. Marker symbols are defined using a characters that define a symbolic representation for the symbol. Permitted values for the marker symbol codes are:

• "*" A star of some sort.
• "X" An 'X' mark.
• "+" A `+' mark.
• "." A simple dot.
• "()" or "O" An open circle, similar to `O'. Note: both a letter ("O" or "o") and a numeral ("0") will work.
• "(*)" or "@" A filled-in circle.
• "(.)" An open circle with a dot in the center.
• "(+)" An open circle with a + in the center.
• "(x)" An open circle with a + in the center.
• "(())" or "(O)" An open circle with another circle inside.
• "[]" A hollow box.
• "[*]" A filled-in box.
• "[.]" A hollow box with a dot in the center.
• "[x]" A hollow box with an x in the center.
• "<>" A hollow diamond.
• "<*>" A filled-in diamond.
• "<.>" A hollow diamond with a dot in the center.
• "<+>" A hollow diamond with a + in the center.
• "/\" A hollow up-pointing triangle.
• "/*\" A filled-in triangle.
• "/.\" A hollow triangle with a dot in the center.
• "|>" A hollow rightward-triangle.
• "|*>" A filled-in rightward-triangle.
• "|.>" A hollow rightward-triangle with a dot in the center.
• "<|" A hollow leftward-triangle.
• "<*|" A filled-in leftward-triangle.
• "<.|" A hollow leftward-triangle with a dot in the center.
• "\/" A hollow downward-triangle.
• "\*/" A filled-in downward-triangle, similar to `t'.
• "\./" A hollow downward-triangle with a dot in the center.
• "#" A pound sign.
• "++" A wide plus sign
• "/ \" An upward triangle with an open bottom.
• "/_\" A hollow triangle that is slightly taller than "/\".
• "/__\" A wide hollow triangle that is wider than "/ \".
• "/_^_\" Two hollow triangles stacked on top of each other.
• "|" A vertical bar.
• "/" A left half of a upward arrow, similar to `/'.
• "\" A right half of a upward arrow, similar to `\'.
• "Y" A `Y' character.
• "Z" A `Z' character.

Returns

Nothing.

Examples

SclGraphicsOpen mynode
  SclGraphicsSetMarkerSymbol "(.)"
  SclGraphicsSetMarkerSymbol "+"
SclGraphicsClose