Multiline Style Dialog Box — GstarCAD 2027
Multiline Style Dialog Box
GstarCAD 2027 · Command Reference
Commands > M Command > MLSTYLE > Multiline Style Dialog Box
Function Description:
Creates, modifies, saves and loads multiline styles. The multiline style controls the number of elements and the properties of each element. The MLSTYLE command also controls the background color and the endpoint caps of each multiline.
Dialog Box Options:
Current Multiline Style
Displays the name of the current multiline style to be used to create multilines later.
Styles
Displays a list of loaded multiline styles in the drawing.
In the style list, it also lists multiline styles in the Xref drawings.
Multiline styles in Xref drawing use the same grammar as other externally dependent non-graphic objects.
Description
Displays the description of the selected multiline style.
Preview
Displays the name and an image of the selected multiline style.
Set Current
Sets the selected multiline style to be the current for creating multilines later.
Note: The multiline style in an Xref drawing can not be set to
the current.
New
Displays the New Styles dialog box, in which users can create a new multiline style.
Modify
Displays the Modify Multiline Styles dialog box, in which users can modify a selected multiline style.
Note: Users are unable to edit the element and properties of any multiline style which is being used in the drawing on. Users should edit a multiline style before using it to create any multilines.
Rename
Renames the currently selected multiline style. Users can not rename the STANDARD multiline style.
Delete
Removes the currently selected multiline style from the list. This operation
can not delete the style from the MLN file.
The following multiline styles
can not be deleted: STANDARD style, the current multiline style, or a multiline style
that is in use.
Load
Displays the Load Multiline Style dialog box, in which users can load multiline styles from a specified MLN file.
Save
Saves or copies a multiline style to a MLN file. If specifying an existing MLN file, a new style is defined and added to this file, and the existing definitions are not erased.