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7 Mar 2016 here we are formatting it to dash .text("text goes here", 410, 195) // the text and the position where the it should come doc.moveTo(500, 200) //again we are giving a starting position for the text .lineTo(800, 200) //end point .dash(5, {space: 10}) //adding dash .stroke(). returns: enter image description here
these examples are easier to see with a large line width. doc.lineWidth(25). # line cap settings. doc.lineCap('butt') .moveTo(50, 50) .lineTo(100, 50) .stroke(). doc.lineCap('round') .moveTo(150, 50) .lineTo(200, 50) .stroke(). # square line cap shown with a circle instead of a line so you can see it. doc.lineCap('square').
31 Jul 2014 Internally, when fill is called with a color it calls fillColor first, which assumes an opacity of 1.0 if none is given. If you write it like this, it should work: doc.save() .rect(0, 306, 612, 90) .fillColor('red', 0.2) .fill(). fillColor takes a color and an opacity. If you want to set both the fill and stroke opacity, set the fillColor
26 Mar 2014 When using fillAndStroke() with a linear gradient for stroke the opacity values are also automatically applied to the fill() operation. Notice how the opacity of the yellow color in the second screenshot is being changed!! Should be => fillandstroke. Situation => fillandstroke-pdfkit. And here is my code =>.
3 Apr 2017 edgeLabel text { fill:#000; stroke:none; font-weight:300; font-family:"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serf; font-size:14px; } #mermaidId0 .cluster rect { rx:4px; fill: rgb(255, 255, 222); rx: 4px; stroke: rgb(170, 170, 51); stroke-width: 1px; } *, ::before, ::after { box-sizing: border-box;} .label { display: inline;
So far we have only been stroking our paths, but you can also fill them with the fill method, and both fill and stroke the same path with the fillAndStroke method. Note that calling fill and then stroke consecutively will not work because of a limitation in the PDF spec. Use the fillAndStroke
moveDown() doc.text 'This text is centered. ' + lorem, width: 410 align: 'center' doc.moveDown() doc.text 'This text is right aligned. ' + lorem, width: 410 align: 'right' doc.moveDown() doc.text 'This text is justified. ' + lorem, width: 410 align: 'justify' # draw bounding rectangle doc.rect(doc.x, 0, 410, doc.y).stroke(). The output of
moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is centered. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'center'. doc.moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is right aligned. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'right'. doc.moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is justified. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'justify'. # draw bounding rectangle. doc.rect(100, 100, 410, doc.y - 100) .stroke()
these examples are easier to see with a large line width. doc.lineWidth(25). # line cap settings. doc.lineCap('butt') .moveTo(50, 50) .lineTo(100, 50) .stroke(). doc.lineCap('round') .moveTo(150, 50) .lineTo(200, 50) .stroke(). # sqare line cap shown with a circle instead of a line so you can see it. doc.lineCap('square').
9 Feb 2016 Try using the graphics stack save() and restore() methods: doc.save() doc.moveTo(0, 20).lineTo(200, 20).rotate(45).stroke() doc.restore() doc.moveTo(0, 40).lineTo(200, 40).stroke(). I think methods like rotate() apply to the document, not just the line (this this case), so you can save the graphics stack, make
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