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New: Add support for label styling options #63
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I am not 100% sure why you need this logic here. I feel like all this can be done using 3 functions which are:
drawRoundRect
+context.fill()
andcontext.stroke()
.Here is the idea:
TOP
should incorporate the padding (so it doesn't overlay what is above it, e.g. node circle)context.font
forcontext.measureText
(it is in another comment)drawRoundRect
- what is cool is that it will make a path and it will not fill nor stroke it - which is greatdrawRoundRect
we can just do 2 calls:context.stroke()
(if backgroundBorderWidth > 0) andcontext.fill()
- this fill will override the overlapping strokes.You can test this last piece with this little sample:
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when the text baseline isTOP
(in the case of the nodes) because of the padding - so the baseline height needs to incorporate the padding.What do you think?
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I think there will be one issue here if there is no backgroundColor i.e.
label.properties.fontBackgroundColor
is not set, in this case with the above method, we will get overlapping borders around the label. meaning if we don't applycontext.fill()
then it will look something like this.So, the border has to be drawn independently of the background.
Please let me know if my understanding is not correct.