Nop, Andreas, the definition of Clear action tells you to use
OriginalRefFillColour to draw the background of the DynamicLineArt object,
and that's correct
- BW Guido.
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From: EXT Andreas Kraft
To: Stephane ALLIZON
Cc: User Group MHEG
Subject: Re: Clear (DynamicLineArt)
Date: 19. Novemberta 1998 18:18
Stephane,
On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Stephane ALLIZON wrote:
> Does someone has a explication why "clear" use the OriginalRefFillColour
> instead of RefFillColour ?
Hmm, I can only guess because I was not in the group which defined the
DynamicLineArt class. I think the intention was that the "Clear" action
resets a DynamicLineArt object to its original state, i.e. including its
original background colour. If an author wants to fill it with the
RefFillColour then he can use the "DrawRectangle" action after the "Clear".
However, this takes a bit more time.
Best regards,
Andreas
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