https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=144525
--- Comment #6 from Lucas J <[email protected]> --- In addition to my previous comment, might I ask, what do you think about LibreOffice automatically treating strokes as contour behind-the-scenes for this purpose? Ultimately if anything is going to be filled, it needs to have an area that can be filled. When we have two dimensional shapes, there is an area, thus it can be filled. If we have a one dimenson, it is a line, and there is no area inside of it. When we convert to contour, LibreOffice treats the line as if it were a rectange and allows it to be filled since it now has an area defined by the length and width of the line. Instead of modifying the ODF standard and significantly modifying the code, if the user wants to change the style of the stroke, why not automatically convert the line to contour behind the scenes and still allow the user to interact with the object as if it were just a normal line? The functionality already exists to provide the desired output. It appears the only thing needed would be implementing a button or something to automate this workaround. What do you think of this idea? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
