var pb = new PlotBoilerplate( {
       canvas		: document.getElementById('my-canvas'),
       fullSize         : true
    } );

   // Create two points:
   //   The origin is at the visual center by default.
   var pointA = new Vertex( -100, -100 );
   var pointB = new Vertex( 100, 100 );
   pb.add( new Line(pointA,pointB) );

   // When point A is moved by the user
   //   then move point B in the opposite direction
   pointA.listeners.addDragListener( function(e) {
       pointB.sub( e.params.dragAmount );
    pb.redraw();
   } );
   
   // and when point B is moved
   //   then move point A
   pointB.listeners.addDragListener( function(e) {
       pointA.sub( e.params.dragAmount );
    pb.redraw();
   } );

 var pb = new PlotBoilerplate(
     {  // HTMLElement
         //   Your canvas element in the DOM (required).
         canvas			: document.getElementById('my-canvas'),

    // boolean
    //   If set to true the canvas will gain full window size.
          fullSize              	: true,

    // boolean
    //   If set to true the canvas will gain the size of its parent
    //   container.
    // @overrides fullSize
    fitToParent           	: true,

    // float
    //   The initial zoom. Default is 1.0.
    scaleX                	: 1.0,
    scaleY                	: 1.0,

    // If set to true the background grid will be drawn rastered.
    rasterGrid              : true,

    // float
    //    The exponential limit for wrapping down the grid.
    //    (2.0 means: halve the grid each 2.0*n zoom step).
    rasterAdjustFactor    	: 2.0,

    // Draw a crosshair at (0,0).
    drawOrigin              : false,

    // boolean
    //   When set to true then the origin of the XY plane will
    //   be re-adjusted automatically (see the params
    //    offsetAdjust{X,Y}Percent for more).
    autoAdjustOffset      	: true,
    // float
    //   The x- and y- fallback position for the origin after
    //   resizing the canvas.
    offsetAdjustXPercent  	: 50,
    offsetAdjustYPercent  	: 50,

    // int
    //   The canvas size fallback if no automatic resizing
    //   is switched on.
    defaultCanvasWidth    	: 1024,
    defaultCanvasHeight   	: 768,

    // float
    //   Two scaling factors (width and height) upon the canvas size.
    //   In combination with cssScale{X,Y} this can be used to obtain
    //   sub pixel resolutions for retina displays.
    canvasWidthFactor     	: 1.0,
    canvasHeightFactor    	: 1.0,

    // float
    //   Visually resize the canvas using CSS transforms (scale).
    cssScaleX	       	: 1.0,
    cssScaleY	       	: 1.0,

    // boolean
    //   If set to true only cssScaleX applies for both dimensions.
    cssUniformScale         : true,

    // string
    //   A background color (CSS string) for the canvas.
    backgroundColor       	: '#ffffff',

    // boolean
    //   Switch auto-redrawing on resize on/off (some applications
    //   might want to prevent automatic redrawing to avoid data
    //   loss from the drae buffer).
    redrawOnResize        	: true,

    // boolean
    //   Indicates if Bézier curve handles should be drawn (used for
    //   editors, no required in pure visualizations).
    drawBezierHandleLines 	: true,

    // boolean
    //   Indicates if Bézier curve handle points should be drawn.
    drawBezierHandlePoints 	: true,

    // function
    //   A callback function that will be triggered just before the
    //   draw function starts.
    preDraw               	: function() { console.log('before drawing.'); },

    // function
    //   A callback function that will be triggered right after the
    //   drawing process finished.
    postDraw              	: function() { console.log('after drawing.'); },

    // boolean
    //   Indicates if the application should handle mouse events for you.
    enableMouse           	: true,

    // boolean
    //   Indicates if the application should handle touch events for you.
    enableTouch           	: true,

    // boolean
    //   Indicates if the application should handle key events for you.
    enableKeys            	: true
  } );
~~~					  



## Events
The Vertex class has basic drag event support:
~~~javascript
   var vert = new Vertex(100,100);
   vert.listeners.addDragListener( function(e) {
   // e is of type Event.
   // You are encouraged to use the values in the object e.params
   console.log( 'vertex was dragged by: ',
           'x='+e.params.dragAmount.x,
        'y='+e.params.dragAmount.y );
    } );

   {
      // The canvas that fired the event.
      element : [HTMLElement],
      
      // The event name.
      //   Default: 'drag'
      name : string,

      // The current drag position.
      pos : { x : Number, y : Number },

      // A mouse button indicator (if mouse event).
      //    0=left, 1=middle, 2=right
      button : Number,

      // A flag indicating if event comes from left mouse button.
      leftButton : boolean,

      // A flag indicating if event comes from middle mouse button.
      middleButton : boolean,

      // A flag indicating if event comes from right mouse button.
      rightButton : boolean,

      // A mouse-down-position: position where the dragging
      //   started. This will not change during one drag process.
      mouseDownPos : { x : Number, y : Number },

      // The most recent draw position (position before
      //   current drag step).
      draggedFrom : mouseDragPos,

      // True if this is a drag event (nothing else possible at the moment).
      wasDragged : boolean,

      // The x-y-amount of the current drag step.
      //   This is the difference between the recent drag step
      //   and the actual drag position.
      dragAmount : { x : Number, y : Number }
   }