Hi.
I just wonder about this.
Assume I draw two identical . Both have a fill color and a stroke color and a given stroke width > 0.
Then I make the 1 have a stroke width = 0, and 2 having the stroke paint (fill'n stroke dialog box) to No paint.
Will there then be any difference between 1 and 2? Will they behave slightly different in any way?
Stroke width 0 versus Stroke paint --> No paint
Re: Stroke width 0 versus Stroke paint --> No paint
If I recall, stroke-width:0 should be treated as stroke:none according to the SVG standards, but not all implementations do this, instead treating it as a hairline stroke (1px) regardless of the zoom level.
-Rob A>
-Rob A>
Re: Stroke width 0 versus Stroke paint --> No paint
Well I certainly don't understand the technical side of Inkscape.
But I can say that I've never noticed any differences. Although I probably haven't actually used a stroke with zero width very much.
But I can say that I've never noticed any differences. Although I probably haven't actually used a stroke with zero width very much.
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Re: Stroke width 0 versus Stroke paint --> No paint
Technically, I think the ellipse is drawn using slightly different code.
Practically, I think both circles end up on screen with the same actual data.
Practically, I think both circles end up on screen with the same actual data.