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"getSeries" is the property that relates to the data series to which you wish to apply the method "setLineWidth" and begins from zero.
Note: the syntax is case specific in all Perspective for Java code.
If you wish to have the line thickness for your first data series to be 3 px and the second series be 4 px then you would code -
ON GRAPH SET GRAPHSTYLE * setLineWidth(getSeries(0),3); setLineWidth(getSeries(1),4); ENDSTYLE
If you want to get more info on the syntax, methods and properties then ThreeD Graphics have a great on-line manual or else, I believe, one is available with WebFOCUS help files.
Hope this helps
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For information on Customizing Graphs Using the Graph API (ON GRAPH SET GRAPHSTYLE *), see Chapter 19, in the Creating Reports Using WebFOCUS Language Version 5.3 manual (DN4500580.0904). For Version 7.1, see Chapter 20 (DN4500695.0505).
For reference information about the Graph API, see the Perspective for Java Programmer's Manual or the WebFOCUS Graphics manual.