b.strokeWeight(0) does not work

[trych]

(yes, I know there is b.noStroke())

When setting b.strokeWeight() to 0, a stroke is still drawn (I think with the document's current default stroke weight). I seem to remember this is an ExtendScript thing that if you set the stroke to 0 via myObject.strokeWeight = 0 that it does not actually work, but that you have to set the color to [None] instead.

So, calling the function with a parameter of 0 should just do that, as the user also knows this behavior from InDesign's UI.

[ff6347]

So it could be something like this caf8ebf
I played a bit with this problem. What is strange is that if I set the strokeWeight back to 10 the color stays off. If I do it in the interface of InDesign it returns to the stroke color.

So there might be more to do then just setting the color to swatch[0]. Maybe we should save the last applied colors and reapply them?

// @include '~/Documents/basiljs/develop/basil.js'
/* global b */

function setup() {

  var d = b.doc();
  b.stroke(b.color(0, 255, 255));
  b.strokeWeight(10);
  b.rect(0, 0, 100, 100);
  b.strokeWeight(0);
  b.rect(0, 100, 100, 100);
  b.strokeWeight(10);
  b.rect(0, 200, 100, 100);
}
b.go();

[ff6347]

So what do we need to fix this?:

• global variable that holds the latest stroke swatch (what if it is removed?)
• a call to no stroke in the strokeWeight function
• reapply the last stroke color when strokeWeight is called again
• default stroke color
• what about fills? Should be saved to…

To be notified when the swatch gets deleted we could use the Object.watch function (but might create an overhead )