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 Class ElementPropertyContainer, Color getStrokeColor()
  

  

  
   Gets the stroke color for the current element. The stroke color is the color of the outlines or edges of a shape. @return the current stroke 
    color
   color @deprecated in favour of .getTransparentStrokeColor() which should be renamed to {@code getStrokeColor} after this method will be removed
  
 Class ElementPropertyContainer, IPropertyContainer setStrokeColor(Color)
  

  

  
   Sets the stroke color for the current element. The stroke color is the color of the outlines or edges of a shape. @param strokeColor a new stroke 
    color 
   color  @return this 
    Element.
   element
  
 Class ElementPropertyContainer, IPropertyContainer setUnderline(Color, float, float, float, float, float, int)
  

  

  
   Sets 
    an 
   horizontal line that can be an underline or a strikethrough. Actually, the line can be anywhere vertically due to position parameter. Multiple call to this method will produce multiple lines. 
     
    The thickness of the line will be {@code thickness + thicknessMul * fontSize}. The position of the line will be {@code baseLine + yPosition + yPositionMul * fontSize}. @param color the color of the line or null to follow the text color @param opacity the opacity of the line; a float between 0 and 1, where 1 stands for fully opaque color 
     and
    and   0 - for fully transparent @param thickness the absolute thickness of the line @param thicknessMul the thickness multiplication factor with the font size @param yPosition the absolute y position relative to the baseline @param yPositionMul the position multiplication factor with the font size @param lineCapStyle the end line cap style. Allowed values are enumerated in com.itextpdf.kernel.pdf.canvas.PdfCanvasConstants.LineCapStyle 
      @return this element