At 4:32 PM -0500 11/29/04, Barrie Jones wrote:
Is it really that simple? I must be missing something because
g.Drawline ..... draws a line that is defined by g.penWidth and
g.penHeight.
Right.
Since the smallest setting is 1 (pixel), the line drawn is not a hairline.
Sure it is, if your pixels are a hair's width.
The printer is set at 600 dpi.
If it's properly set to that, then a 1-pixel line is 1/600th of an
inch thick. That's going to be too small to easily see; you'd
probably want to set the pen size to 2 or more even for a hairline,
at that resolution.
But I suspect that your printer resolution isn't really 600, and
that's why you're not getting hair-thin lines.
Best,
- Joe
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