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- To: cwh at MIT-AI
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- From: MOON@MIT-MC
- Date: Sat ,8 Apr 79 04:07:17 EDT
CC: (BUG LISPM) at MIT-MC
cwh@MIT-AI 08/04/79 09:38:14
To: (BUG LISPM) at MIT-AI
(TV-DRAW-LINE X0 Y0 X1 Y1 ...) should draw a line from the point X0, Y0 to
the point X1-1, Y1-1.
That line would not even have the right slope! What you're trying to
say is it should stop one pixel short of the second endpoint.
I'm not sure I agree with that either.
This makes it easier drawing lines to edges of pieces
of paper, etc. which work this way.
Not true; it might still draw over the edge depending on the slope.
In addition, if one sends a window a DRAW-LINE message where one of the
x coordinates is the right margin or one of the y coordinates is the bottom
margin, truncation does not happen correctly. I think the DRAW-LINE method
may be expecting TV-DRAW-LINE to behave as I mentioned above.
Well this is just a bug in the truncation code and should be fixed there.