Color constants
Each color identifier (except No_Color) is an index within the standard color table. Note: if no color identifier is used to declare the color of an object, any directly used numeric value is considered by the visualization system modulo the size of the color table (22).
Identifier	Numeric value	Identifier	Numeric value
No_Color Black Red Green Blue Cyan Magenta Yellow LightGreen DarkGreen DarkMagenta ElectricBlue	-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10	Orange DarkRed Violet Beige DarkBrown Brown DarkGrey Grey LightGrey CyanGreen White	11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Font constants
Identifier	Numeric value	Identifier	Numeric value
DefaultFont NewYork Geneva Monaco London Athens SanFrancisco	0 1 2 3 6 7 8	Cairo LosAngeles Times Helvetica Courier Symbol Mobile	11 12 20 21 22 23 24

Face constants
Identifier		Numeric value
Normal Bold Italic Underline Outline Condense Extend		0 1 2 4 8 32 64

Type constants
A type identifier is used together with another number (target number) to declare its graphical interpretation. Usually a type identifier is returned as an output parameter T and specify the meaning of a parameter L that defines the content of a text field (e.g. a label).
Identifier	Numeric value	Meaning of target number
Void Int Char String	0 1 2 3	Target number is ignored and nothing is displayed Target number used "as is" Target number used as an ASCII code Target number used as a pointer to a C string (if the number is zero then the "Nil" string will be shown)

Alignment constants
Identifier		Numeric value
Left Center Right		0 1 2

Thickness constants
Identifier		Numeric value
Thin Thick VeryThick VeryVeryThick		1 2 3 4

Pen style constants
Identifier		Numeric value
Solid Dashed		0 1

Shape constants
Identifier		Numeric value
Round Square		1 2