VML EndAngle Attribute
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Defines the endpoint of the arc. Read/write. VgAngleInDegrees .
Applies To
Tag Syntax
<v: element endangle=" expression ">
Script Syntax
element .endAngle="expression"
expression=element.endAngle
Remarks
The arc is defined as a stroke drawn along an oval bounded by the Style attributes of a shape. The end of the stroke is defined by an angle measured from straight up (12 o'clock) clockwise. The default value is 90 degrees.
VML Standard Attribute
Example
The arc is smiling. The start point is at the 90-degree point of an oval inscribed inside the shape bounding box. The end point is at the 270-degree point of the oval.
<v:arc id="myarc"
style="position:relative;top:10;left:10;width:200;height:200"
startangle="90" endangle="270">
</v:arc>
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