Annotation Change Styles
- Last UpdatedDec 05, 2025
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An Annotation Change Style (ACSTYL) defines the appearance of changed annotation elements (Label, Dimension or 2D Primitives) specified by an ACRULE that references it. Each ACSTYL defines three styles/colours, a font, and two other attributes that will be used to draw changed annotation elements. The three styles/colours are used for drawing text, linear graphics and hatched areas of annotations. All three styles/colours may be set to specific values or to UNCHANGED. The font attribute may be set to a standard font number or to UNCHANGED. If any of these four attributes are set to UNCHANGED, the relevant Label/Dimension/2D Primitives attribute will be used. The two other attributes define whether changed text is to be underlined or enclosed in brackets.
The ACSTYL attributes, with their defaults, are as follows:
|
Text Colour |
TXCOLOUR |
8 |
|
Note Line Style/Colour |
NLSTYLE/NLCOLOUR |
SOLID/8 |
|
Fill Style/Colour |
FSTYLE/FCOLOUR |
SYSTEMPATTERN1/8 |
|
Font Number |
FONT |
UNCHANGED |
|
Brackets |
BRACKE |
NONE |
|
Underline |
UNDERL |
OFF |
Alternative values for BRACKE are: ROUnd, CURly, SQUare, ANGle.