In order to change the pen (borders) of a shape you first need to instantiate a pen class.
It is in the com.mindfusion.diagramming namespace (Java class).
So you need to do the following:
var pen = new Packages.com.mindfusion.diagramming.Pen();
Now, to set the color of the pen we need a java.awt.Color instance. Luckily there are static properties which will return a color instance for the most used colors. See what I mean:
var blackColor = Packages.java.awt.Color.black;
var greenColor = Packages.java.awt.Color.green;
Now, to set the pen color to the color we will use setColor() method:
pen.setColor(Packages.java.awt.Color.green);
To set the width to be 1 pixel we need to use the floating point 0.1, not 1:
pen.setWidth(0.1);
Here is the function return a pen with 1 px border and green color:
function getGreenPen()
{
var pen = new Packages.com.mindfusion.diagramming.Pen();
pen.setWidth(0.1);
pen.setColor(Packages.java.awt.Color.green);
return pen;
}
You can now use an instance of a shape and set its pen. For example, you can use the OnNodeActivatedScript and add the following function:
function onNodeActivated(diagram, args)
{
var node = args.getNode();
node.setPen(getGreenPen());
}
Hope it helps a bit.
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