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evaluate/annotationStyle#

AnnotationStyle#

AnnotationStyle = { arrowSize?: number; baselineSpacing?: number; centerMarkSize?: number; decimals?: number; extensionOffset?: number; extensionOvershoot?: number; lineOvershoot?: number; name: string; rounding?: number; scale?: number; textStyle: string; textSuffix?: string; tickSize?: number; }

Produced by collectAnnotationStyleNodes() from an authored annotationStyle node's expression args; consumed BY NAME.

arrowSize?#

optional arrowSize?: number

Arrowhead length, model units (DXF DIMASZ).

baselineSpacing?#

optional baselineSpacing?: number

Distance between stacked baseline dimensions (DXF DIMDLI).

centerMarkSize?#

optional centerMarkSize?: number

Size of the cross drawn at a circle's centre. A centre mark MEASURES NOTHING, so it is this NUMBER and not a dimension type — DXF DIMCEN.

decimals?#

optional decimals?: number

Decimal places in the measurement string (DXF DIMDEC).

extensionOffset?#

optional extensionOffset?: number

Gap between the measured point and where its extension line starts (DXF DIMEXO).

extensionOvershoot?#

optional extensionOvershoot?: number

How far an extension line runs PAST the dimension line (DXF DIMEXE).

lineOvershoot?#

optional lineOvershoot?: number

How far the dimension line runs past the extension lines (DXF DIMDLE).

name#

name: string

rounding?#

optional rounding?: number

Round the measurement to this increment before formatting (DIMRND).

scale?#

optional scale?: number

Multiplier applied to every length above, so one style set draws at a second paper scale (DXF DIMSCALE).

textStyle#

textStyle: string

Name of the textStyles record the measurement string is drawn with.

textSuffix?#

optional textSuffix?: string

Appended to the measurement string — a unit, "mm" (DIMPOST).

tickSize?#

optional tickSize?: number

Size of the oblique tick drawn instead of an arrowhead when the architectural tick is used (DXF DIMTSZ; 0/absent = arrowheads).

AnnotationStyles#

AnnotationStyles = { annotation: AnnotationStyle; text: TextStyle; }

The two style records a drafting mark needs at once: how the MEASUREMENT is drawn and how its TEXT is drawn. They travel together because a mark's drawn form needs both in one pass, and resolving them separately at each call site is where a mark ends up drawn with one style's arrows and another's text.

annotation#

annotation: AnnotationStyle

text#

text: TextStyle