Hi Hendrik,
Try the #:draw-border? keyword argument.
David
On Wed, Sep 4, 2019, 20:02 Hendrik Boom wrote:
> How do you draw a rectangle without a border? When I set the
> #:border-width
> parameter in filled-rectangle to zero I still get a black line around the
> rectangle. I worked around
Hi Hendrik,
I use apply for that. Eg (apply hbl-append (pict-width (t " "))
my-list-of-picts).
David
On Wed, Sep 4, 2019, 20:06 Hendrik Boom wrote:
> Is there a way to call the pict combiners (such as ht-append) giving it a
> list of argument picts instead of a varying number of argument
Is there a way to call the pict combiners (such as ht-append) giving it a
list of argument picts instead of a varying number of argument picts?
Perhaps another set of append functions, or another way of calling functions
in Racket? I find myself writing list-folowing recursions every time I
How do you draw a rectangle without a border? When I set the #:border-width
parameter in filled-rectangle to zero I still get a black line around the
rectangle. I worked around this by setting the #:border-color to the same
color as the rectangle, but this feels like a kludge.
-- hendrik
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