Circle, ellipse, polygon and rectangle render correctly when their stroke-width is set to zero #261
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RenderStroke method won't render the stroke if StrokeWidth is less or equal zero.
… ellipse, polygon and rectangle. These shapes now render their fill, even if StrokeWidth less or equals zero.
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looks very good, thanks! |
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I've fixed strange behaviour when circle, ellipse, polygon and rectangle will not render if their StrokeWidth is less or equal zero. I removed this check from their Path overrides and moved it to their base class's (SvgVisualElement) RenderStroke method.
fixes #256