I understand you have a requirement that is not directly supported and might be easier to achieve. After these observations, I'd hardly called it a bug. Not that we want to be picky, but there is a different between something behaving wrong and differently than documented (bug) and something behaving differently than expected, making developers life more difficult. We welcome both bug reports and features/enhancement requests, of course. But I'd question using a title like that of this thread...
Marco Cantù You're right, it is not documented (why?) and could be called "feature" instead of "bug" but I think at least it should produce similar result independently of filled area position. Now if you draw three rectangles with same size but different positions and fill them with bitmap brush, they all will look different.
Alexander Sviridenkov "3 rects, different looks": This is a pretty good description of the feature, would probably make sense considering. The scenario wasn't so clear to me. I think it could be achieved with bitmap copy operations, but using the fill would be nicer.
I understand you have a requirement that is not directly supported and might be easier to achieve. After these observations, I'd hardly called it a bug. Not that we want to be picky, but there is a different between something behaving wrong and differently than documented (bug) and something behaving differently than expected, making developers life more difficult.
ReplyDeleteWe welcome both bug reports and features/enhancement requests, of course. But I'd question using a title like that of this thread...
Marco Cantù You're right, it is not documented (why?) and could be called "feature" instead of "bug" but I think at least it should produce similar result independently of filled area position.
ReplyDeleteNow if you draw three rectangles with same size but different positions and fill them with bitmap brush, they all will look different.
Alexander Sviridenkov "3 rects, different looks": This is a pretty good description of the feature, would probably make sense considering. The scenario wasn't so clear to me. I think it could be achieved with bitmap copy operations, but using the fill would be nicer.
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