markerType: Difference between revisions

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Description:: Get type of marker. Note: This function is identical to getMarkerType. See cfgMarkers for a list of standard markers.
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Example 1:: if (markerType "Marker1" == "Empty") then {hint "Marker1 is not an icon!"}

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Posted on March 17, 2014
Waffle SS.: Using markerType is a good method to determine if a string is a valid marker name, unless the marker type isn't set. if (markerType "mark1" != "") then {hint "valid marker"}

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-|x1= <code>? markerType "MarkerOne" <nowiki>==</nowiki> "Dot" : "MarkerOne" [[setMarkerType]] "Arrow"</code> |= Example 1
+|x1= <code>[[if]] ('''markerType''' "Marker1" == "Empty") [[then]] {[[hint]] "Marker1 is not an icon!"}</code> |= Example 1
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-| [[cfgMarkers]], [[getMarkerType]], [[setMarkerType]], [[setMarkerTypeLocal]] |= See also
+| [[cfgMarkers]], [[setMarkerType]], [[setMarkerTypeLocal]] |= See also
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 <dd class="notedate">Posted on March 17, 2014
 <dt class="note">'''[[User:Waffle SS.|Waffle SS.]]'''
-<dd class="note"> Using markerType is a good method to determine if a string is a valid marker name, unless the marker type isn't set.
+<dd class="note"> Using markerType is a good method to determine if a string is a valid marker name, unless the marker type isn't set. <code>if (markerType "mark1" != "") then {hint "valid marker"}</code>
-<code>if (markerType "mark1" != "") then {hint "valid marker"}</code>
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