GraphicsOverlay.AddOverlayElement(String, Variable, Variable, Variable, String) Method

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Description

Adds an annotation element to the active shape of the GraphicsOverlay using the DefaultColor and the element type specified by 'mode'. When used, this overload will set the type of the active shape to be Annotations.

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Method Signature

GraphicsOverlay.AddOverlayElement(	String mode,
	Variable e1,
	Variable e2,
	Variable e3,
	String annotationValue)

Arguments

mode

Description:

Determines if the specific coordinates represent a x-y-z coordinate or a ra-dec-radius coordinate. All coordinates are stored in Cartesian form regardless of how they are specified.

Valid Values:

Value	Label
"x-y-z"	x-y-z
"ra-dec-radius"	ra-dec-radius

e1
Description:	When the mode is 'x-y-z' this represents the x component of the position associated with this overlay element. When the mode is 'ra-dec-radius' this represents the right ascension of this overlay element. These coordinates are referenced from the fixed frame of the ReferenceObject of the GraphicsOverlay object.

e2
Description:	When the mode is 'x-y-z' this represents the y component of the position associated with this overlay element. When the mode is 'ra-dec-radius' this represents the declination of this overlay element. These coordinates are referenced from the fixed frame of the ReferenceObject of the GraphicsOverlay object.

e3
Description:	When the mode is 'x-y-z' this represents the z component of the position associated with this overlay element. When the mode is 'ra-dec-radius' this represents the radius of this overlay element. These coordinates are referenced from the fixed frame of the ReferenceObject of the GraphicsOverlay object.

annotationValue
Description:	The text of the annotation to add to the shape.

Syntax

myGraphicsOverlay1.AddOverlayElement(myString1, myVariable1, myVariable2, myVariable3, myString2);