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Stroke and fill attributes
The previous example anticipated a simple case of setting an attribute when
stroking paths. This example shows a few more use-cases.
Attributes can be passed in a list as the second optional argument of the
`stroke` or `fill` methods of a canvas instance. ... The attributes themselves are
instances of certain attribute classes. A full list is available in the manual.
In general, some useful attribute instances are predefined as class attributes
of the corresponding attribute class. In the given example, the
`style.linewidth.THICK`, `style.linestyle.dashed`, `style.linecap.round`,
`color.rgb.red`, `color.rgb.green`, and `color.rgb.blue` are just some examples of
this type of attribute instances. In contrast, `style.linewidth(0.2)` creates a
new style instance for the given parameters.
!! The linewidth instance created by `style.linewidth(0.2)` is different from the
predefined linewidth instances in PyX in its use of ''user'' units. In the example
''Adding and joining paths'' of section ''Path features'', the linewidth is
scaled independently of the ''user'' units, but if you try to double all linewidth
by
unit.set(wscale=2)
in the beginning of the script, our self-defined linewidth will not be scaled.
To obtain the proper scaling behaviour it would be necessary to attach the
''width'' unit by using
style.linewidth(0.2*unit.w_cm)
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