`<endpoint>`

<endpoint> is a Graphical component that renders a point that can be switched from open to closed (or unfilled to filled).

Attributes and Properties

Attributes for `<endpoint>`
Attribute	Type	Values
`applyStyleToLabel = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`coords = "…"`	coords
`displayDecimals = "…"`	integer
`displayDigits = "…"`	integer
`displaySmallAsZero = "…"`	number
`draggable = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`hideOffGraphIndicator = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`labelIsName = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`labelPosition = "…"`	text	`"upperright"` `"upperleft"` `"lowerright"` `"lowerleft"` `"top"` `"bottom"` `"left"` `"right"`
`layer = "…"`	integer
`open = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`padZeros = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`showCoordsWhenDragging = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`switchable = "…"`	boolean	`"true"` `"false"`
`x = "…"`	math
`xs = "…"`	[ math ]
`y = "…"`	math
`z = "…"`	math

Props for `<endpoint name="e">`
Property	Type
`$e.applyStyleToLabel`	boolean
`$e.backgroundColor`	text
`$e.constraintUsed`	boolean
`$e.coords`	coords
`$e.disabled`	boolean
`$e.displayDecimals`	integer
`$e.displayDigits`	integer
`$e.displaySmallAsZero`	number
`$e.draggable`	boolean
`$e.fixed`	boolean
`$e.fixLocation`	boolean
`$e.hidden`	boolean
`$e.hideOffGraphIndicator`	boolean
`$e.label`	label
`$e.labelIsName`	boolean
`$e.labelPosition`	text
`$e.latex`	latex
`$e.layer`	integer
`$e.numDimensions`	number
`$e.numDimensionsForConstraints`	number
`$e.open`	boolean
`$e.padZeros`	boolean
`$e.showCoordsWhenDragging`	boolean
`$e.styleDescription`	text
`$e.styleDescriptionWithNoun`	text
`$e.switchable`	boolean
`$e.textColor`	text
`$e.textStyleDescription`	text
`$e.value`	coords
`$e.x`	math
`$e.xs`	[ math ]
`$e.y`	math
`$e.z`	math

Example: Default endpoint

The default <endpoint> behaves like a <point>. An <endpoint> also accepts all <point> attributes.

Example: An `<endpoint>` shares `<point>` attributes

All attributes and properties that are available to points are also available to endpoints. Endpoints can also have the same <constraints> as points.

Attribute Example: switchable

The switchable attribute allows the user to click the <endpoint> to switch between an open and a closed point.

Attribute Example: open

The open attribute renders an <endpoint> that is open.

Property Example: `<point>` properties

The properties of points are accessible to endpoints as well. A few selected properties are illustrated.

Property Example: attributes as properties

Both attributes of <endpoint> are also accessible as properties.

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