[Bug 187681] shape shadows are not handled correctly

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=187681


Jan Hambrecht <[email protected]> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from Jan Hambrecht <jaham gmx net>  2009-03-22 15:19:08 ---
> Shadows are done incorrect.
> * A shape that is transparent but has a border gets its border drawn inside the
> object. (it should be clipped to outside the shape) The text shape shows this.

Why should a transparent shape cover the shadow? After all it is transparent,
which means one can see through.

> * You get overlapping shapes painting their shadows on top of each other. I
> expect the border to be below all shapes. See the green shape being covered by
> a shadow. It should not be.

I think it is correct if they have different z-indeces. If their z-index is the
same they should not cast a shadow on each other. The latter probably has to be
fixed.

> * A shape with content that has an alpha channel becomes unreadable because the
> shadow shows through. See the yellow shape.

Again, why should transparency prevent to see the shadow behind the shape?

> 
> See the textshape in the screenshot;
> * A shape that has a transparent fill doesn't have a shadow. (it should)

In the case of the text shape, no it does not have a transparent fill, it has
no fill. If you set a fill, the shadow will be shown.

> * A shape without a border gets a one-line border drawn anyway. It shouldn't.

This was also fixed by my last commit.

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