WIDTH Variable
Determines the thickness of a line.
| Type: | numeric |
|---|---|
| Length: | 8 |
| Default: | 1 |
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Syntax
WIDTH=line-thickness;
Variable Values
line-thickness
specifies the thickness of the line that is to be drawn.
Details
The WIDTH variable can be used only with the PIE function.
The WIDTH variable always specifies a width in pixels. The coordinate system that you specify with the HSYS variable does not affect the WIDTH variable.
Note: The WIDTH variable is
not supported by Java when your graph contains a depth axis (for example,
graphs that are created by the SCATTER statement of the G3D procedure).
Note: For ActiveX output, the maximum line thickness is ten pixels. If you specify a greater value, then the value is reduced to 10.
Last updated: September 13, 2021