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A polygon is very similar to a polyline. However, you have an additional option to set the interior fill color. We can draw a border around the state of Colorado (a nice rectangular state defined by simple latitude and longitude values) using the following code:Copy
var points = [ new VELatLong(41,-102), new VELatLong(37,-102), new VELatLong(37,-109), new VELatLong(41,-109), new VELatLong(41,-102) ]; var outlineColor = new VEColor(0,0,255,1); var fillColor = new VEColor(0,0,255,.2); var outlineWidth = 5; var id = 'Colorado'; var poly = new VEPolygon(id, points, fillColor, outlineColor, outlineWidth) map.AddPolygon(poly);
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