Summary

The following table presents a summary of all previously detailed operators. On electronic version of this document (DVI or PDF format) a quick jump to an operator section is provided by clicking in the diamond.

Operator		Short description
\border		draws a border line between two points
\bottom_margin		defines the bottom margin value of each page
\caption		explanations of the current step
\clip		hides graphic beyond the step box limit
\color_back		color of the back side of paper
\color_front		color of the front side of paper
\comment		free comment on model (appears on first page)
\cut		cuts an edge into two at a given point
\darker		decrease the color lightening given in argument
\debug		adds the visible points and edges name for current step
\debug_line		adds the visible edges name for current step
\debug_point		adds the visible points name for current step
\define		defines a new operator to the Doodle language
\design_date		specifies the design date, appears on first page
\designer		designer name
\diagram_date		specifies the diagram date, appears on first page
\diagram_header		diagram header block
\diagrammer		diagram author name
\diamond		draws a diamond and names the four corners
\fill		fills an area defined by vertices
\fold		draws a crease between two points (existing fold)
\fraction		defines new points from two others
\hide		hides some elements (vertices or edges)
\horizontal_rectangle		draws an horizontal rectangle, names corners
\horizontal_space		specifies horizontal space between steps
\include		includes a Doodle source file inside the current one
\intersection		finds intersection point of two edges
\label		defines a label symbol
\left_margin		specifies the left margin of each page
\line_to_line		creates two points such as an edge meets another
\lighter		increase the color lightening given in argument
\middle		creates a point as the middle of two points
\mountain_fold		draws a mountain line between two points
\open_arrow		draws a open arrow
\point_to_line		finds points such as a point comes to an edge
\point_to_point		finds points such as a point meets another

Operator		Short description
\push_arrow		draws a push arrow
\ref		refers a step number in string
\repeat_arrow		draws a repeat arrow
\return_arrow		draws a curved arrow
\right_margin		specifies the right margin of each page
\rabbit_ear		computes new points to draw a rabbit ear fold
\rotate		rotates steps
\scale		scales steps (zoom in and out)
\show		shows previously hidden graphical elements
\simple_arrow		draws a basic arrow
\space_fold		specifies the blank for each edge extremity in %
\square		draws a square and names its corners
\step		defines a step context
\shift		visually moves a point relatively to its real position
\symmetry		creates a new point symmetrical to another
\text		draws some text on points
\title		specifies the model title
\today		returns the current date (used in date operators only)
\top_margin		specifies the top margin of each page
\turn_over_horizontal		turns paper around horizontal axis
\turn_over_vertical		turns paper around vertical axis
\unclip		releases clipping beyond step limits
\unfill		clears a previously filled area
\unshift		reset all previously shifted vertices
\valley_fold		draws a valley line between two points
vertex cloning		Duplicates a vertex (this is not an operator)
\vertical_rectangle		draws a vertical rectangle, names corners
\vertical_space		specifies vertical space between steps
\visible_area_center		specifies which points becomes the step center
\visible_area_height		specifies the height allowed to draw step
\visible_area_width		specifies the width allowed to draw step
\xray_fold		draws a xray line between two points

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