# Mnemonics

'PEN' | Define Pen Style

GUI Display/Printer

## Format

'PEN'(style,width,colour)

Where:

colour | 'PEN' colour. Use colour code, colour name, or RGB setting; i.e. RGB:n n n where n = 0 - 255. Standard numeric colour values are:
0 - Black | 8 - Dark Gray
1 - Light Red | 9 - Dark Red
2 - Light Green | 10 - Dark green
3 - Light Yellow | 11 - Dark Yellow
4 - Light Blue | 12 - Dark Blue
5 - Light Magenta | 13 - Dark Magenta
6 - Light Cyan | 14 - Dark Cyan
7 - White | 15 - Gray
style |
Numeric code for fill pattern type. Supported options include:
0 - No Pen | 3 - Dotted
1 - Solid Pen | 4 - Dash-dot
2 - Dashed | 5 - Dash-dot-dot
width | Pen width, in device pixels. Numeric expression.

#### Note:
'PEN' styles 2 (Dashed), 3 (Dotted), 4 (Dash-dot) and 5 (Dash-dot-dot) only work if width is 1.
'PEN' style 1 (Solid) is the only style that works if width is greater than 1. (This is an internal Windows API specification/ restriction.).

## Description

Use 'PEN' to define the current pen style, width and colour for graphics drawing.

## Example

print 'pen'(1,10,6)
print 'pen'(1,1,"RGB: 192,192,192")
print 'pen'(0,3,"Light Red")