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Figure D-8. Examples of User-Defined Area Fill Patterns
Using Area Fill Patterns As Line Types
If you select type 3 for the Line Type command, the line pattern is created from the current area
fill pattern. Horizontal and vertical lines are drawn using the appropriate row or column from
the area fill pattern. Diagonal lines are always drawn using a solid vector; they do not follow
the area fill pattern. If a line is longer than
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dots, the pattern is repeated to complete the
vector.
Examp 1e:
Plot three vectors (2,3)-(7,3), (9,3)-(9-12), and (7,5)-(2,10) using a user defined area
fill pattern of 51,204,51,204,51,204,51,204 (Figure D-9 below).
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