Line Command

LINE command, as the name suggests, creates a series of adjoining line segments. The procedure is fairly simple; the start point is initially specified by mentioning either the coordinate point or by using the pointing device. Then the length of the line is specified or the pointing device is used to confirm the endpoint. Result is a line segment of the desired length. Similarly, if the next endpoint is specified at this stage, another line segment is created. Or if it is required finish and not to create another line segment ENTER is pressed. Since most of the structure required that perpendicular lines be drawn, the Ortho command was mostly used in designing Badar when drawing the line segments.