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Layer labels are useful to identify layer in the layer inspector. The layer label can be initially set at layer creation with the label argument.
l_layer_relabel(widget, layer, label)
0 if success otherwise the function throws an error
widget path or layer object of class 'l_layer'
'l_layer'
layer id. If the widget argument is of class 'l_layer' then the layer argument is not used
new label of layer
Note that the layer label is not a state of the layer itself, instead is information that is part of the layer collection (i.e. its parent widget).
l_layer, l_layer_getLabel
l_layer
l_layer_getLabel
if(interactive()){ p <- l_plot() l <- l_layer_rectangle(p, x=0:1, y=0:1, label="A rectangle") l_layer_getLabel(p, l) l_layer_relabel(p, l, label="A relabelled rectangle") l_layer_getLabel(p, l) }
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