Draws a rectangle filled with the value.
Syntax :
<FILLRECT [| , +, ), ( ]
[#n] >
<FILLRECT) [border_attribute] [@FRAME#frameName] > (version 10.27c)
Parameters:
"|" or "+": |
Filled rectangle with a border |
")" or "(" |
Filled rectangle with a rounded border |
border_attribute |
In version 9 and earlier versions 10, a standard corner was applied to round rectangles. That was not very fine for little rectangles. Starting with the 10.12, a new corner technique was implemented, adjusting the corner size to the rectangle size. With the 10.25g, you can manage the borders exactly as you want:
Fine adjustment of corners, allowed values: •more than one ")": increases the radius value from the default value. Ex.: <FILLRECT)))))> •more than one "(": decreases the radius value from the default value. Ex.: <FILLRECT(((> •<FILLRECT)nnn>: sets the radius to an absolute value.. "<FILLRECT)10>" gives the same value as the old "V9" fixed corner size. •<FILLRECT)+nnn> or <FILLRECT)-nnn>: increases or decreases the radius value from the default value
|
[@FRAME#frameName] |
The rectangle has the same coordinates as the frame #frameName |
<AT=1,2><#1> <R+10><C+10><FILLRECT#1>
-OR-
<AT=1,2><FROM> <BGCOLOR=GREEN><R+10><C+10><FILLRECT>
Examples:
<|10> sets the border width
<FILLRECT)#1> Rectangle with round corners starting at point #1
<FILLRECT#1> Rectangle without borders starting at point # 1
<FILLRECT+#1> Rectangle with borders from the current point to the point #1
<FILLRECT+@FRAME#1> Rectangle with borders in the frame #1
Notes:
•a <FILLRECT> rectangle with round corners always has borders. If you want to remove the borders, specify a line color with same value as the
•If you don't want to fill the rectangle, use tag (version 10.12).
•The filled rectangles can have a shadow with the <SHADOW> tag
