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A polyline represents a section or a set of sections. Each section is constructed from a sequence of 2D points
-connected by either linear segments or an interpolation curve. Every section has its own attributes:
+connected by either linear segments or an interpolation curve. Every section has its own attributes:
- \b Name,
- \b Type (Polyline or Spline),
- \b Closed flag.
The group \b Sections in this dialog represents the Polyline construction framework.
-The buttons <b>Undo</b> and <b>Redo</b> allows to undo or redo the changes of the polyline.
+The buttons <b>Undo</b> and <b>Redo</b> allow to undo or redo the changes of the polyline.
<b>Insert new section</b> button opens the corresponding dialog:
- <b>Set closed</b> - sets \b Closed flag for all selected section.
- <b>Set open</b> - unset \b Closed flag for all selected sections.
- <b>Set polyline</b> - sets the type of all selected sections to Polyline.
-- <b>Set spline</b> - set the type of all selected sections to Splineall.
+- <b>Set spline</b> - set the type of all selected sections to Spline.
Different actions are available depending on the mode and selection.
See the \ref gsketcher.Polyline2D "Polyline2D" interface documentation for more information.
Our <b>TUI Scripts</b> provide you with useful examples of the use of
-\ref tui_polyline_page "2D Polyline".
+\ref tui_creation_polyline "2D Polyline".
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