> Who might I ask about adding that to the documentation as I think it would be
> helpful for others in the future?
If you think the documentation should be update you can always submit a comment
to the doc team, or post a public note on the doc page:
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> some time ago, we received a similar question from a customer,
> evidently it is intentional that opacity=0 is ignored (it is explicitly coded
> that way).
> the explanation from the developer was that opacity=0 makes no sense and
> "none" should be used instead.
I agree, it does make sense.
F.Y.I.
the source code of SVG component is available for partners.
some time ago, we received a similar question from a customer,
evidently it is intentional that opacity=0 is ignored (it is explicitly coded
that way).
the explanation from the developer was that opacity=0 makes no sense and
I guess I just needed to hit the Send button to figure it out. It turns out
that I can pass “none” as a color. I don’t see it in the documentation
anywhere, but the SVG component must just pass it through to the SVG layer. So:
$tRef:=SVG_New_circle ($tSVG;200;200;100;"red”;"none";10)
Hi All,
What is the best way to draw a shape (circle, rectangle, etc.) without a
background using the SVG component? I tried using a “transparent” color:
$tRef:=SVG_New_circle ($tSVG;200;200;100;"red";"white:0";10)
//“white:0” = transparent
But it seems that if you pass a color like
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