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{p 0 2 0}o Almost every object that is drawn has a .style{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}	- lines {space 1}{c -} {help linestyle:{it:linestyle}}{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}	- titles {c -} {help textboxstyle:{it:textboxstyle}}{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}	- grids {space 1}{c -} {help gridstyle:{it:gridstyle}}{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}	- many objects {c -} {help colorstyle:{it:colorstyle}}{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}	- ...

{p 0 2 0}o You are familiar with these, they are the styles 
	   documented in [G]{p_end}
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{p 0 2 0}o Some styles are composite styles {c -} that is they contain 
	   other styles, e.g., every {help linestyle:{it:linestyle}} contains: 

{p 4 6 0}	- {help colorstyle:{it:colorstyle}}

{p 4 6 0}	- {help linewidthstyle:{it:linewidthstyle}}

{p 4 6 0}	- {help linepatternstyle:{it:linepatternstyle}}{p_end}
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{p 0 2 0}o We refer to nested objects such as composite styles as one long
name with dots between the objects {c -} think C structures

{p 4 6 0}	{input:.myline.style.color}

{p 4 6 0}	{input:.mygraph.legend.style.labelstyle.color}

{p 4 6 0}	{input:.mygraph.legend.style.labelstyle.size}


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