Bug: Rectangle's Width not being set to zero even though specified

[Bhavye Mathur]

When I am trying to create a rectangle and setting its width to 0, it doesn't reflect in the actual window. My code:

from goopy import *

setStyle("dark gui")
window = GraphWin(title="Example GUI Design", height=800, width=900, autoflush=False)

Rectangle(Point(20, 70), Point(295, 385), isRounded=True, fill="primary fill", width=0).draw(window)

while True:
    window.updateWin()

and the output:

[Bhavye Mathur]

This seems to be an internal issue with how Tkinter creates polygons (what goopy currently uses for creating rounded rectangles). If the code for drawing the rectangle is changed from:

return canvas.create_polygon(points, options, smooth=self.isRounded)

to:

return canvas.create_rectangle(self.p1.x, self.p1.y, self.p2.x, self.p2.y, options)

it works fine (except we don't get rounded edges anymore).

[Bhavye Mathur]

This has been temporarily fixed by setting the outline of the rectangle to its fill colour if the width is 0...

[Bhavye Mathur]

Alright, here's an answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62740726/tkinter-polygons-width-not-being-set-to-zero-even-though-specified/62741739#62741739

So this is weird, but it works differently for rectangles & polygons... but it's been fixed now!