25.29. CanvasRenderingContext2D.miterLimit: maximum-miter-length-to-line-width ratio25.29.1. Synopsisfloat miterLimit 25.29.2. DescriptionWhen wide lines are drawn with the lineJoin property set to "miter" and two lines meet at an acute angle, the resulting miter can be quite long. When miters are too long, they become visually jarring. This miterLimit property places an upper bound on the length of the miter. This property expresses a ratio of the miter length to the line width. The default value is 10, which means that a miter should never be longer than 10 times the line width. If a miter reaches this length, it is beveled off. This property has no effect when lineJoin is "round" or "bevel". 25.29.3. BugsFirefox 1.5 does not correctly implement this property. When a mitered join exceeds the miterLimit, the join is converted to a rounded join instead. 25.29.4. See AlsoCanvasRenderingContext2D.lineJoin |