Matrix Line Style Syntax
To create a customized matrix style file (matrix-styles.txt) use the following syntax:
matrix-styles {
style "<first style name>" {
<first property>
<second property>
}
style "<second style name" {
<first property>
...
<last property>
}
}
All properties are optional.
NOTE: You can define the matrix-styles.txt file in Workbench, however, this is not a syntax-aware file type. The elements are not color-coded and you cannot use the Format selected option to align the code.
| Property | Notes |
|---|---|
| background-color | Applies the color to the background for the row. Accepts the same kinds of color strings as charts and indicators (for example, "255, 255, 255", "skin:1", "#ff0000"). |
| bold | Applies the bold style to the row. |
| font-size <n> | Specifies the font size, where <n> is the number of points. |
| indent <n> | Indents the text, where <n> is the number of pixels. |
| justify-data |
|
| italic | Applies the italic style to the row . |
| no-data | Hides any data. |
| overline "single | double" | Draws a single or double line above the row. |
| trailing <n> | Adds <n> pixels as space under the row. |
| underline "single | double" | Draws a single or double line below the row. |