Re: Bug #21086 [Opn]: imagepolygon syntax description
| From: | Stefan Hinz | Date: | Thu, 19 Dec 2002 16:46:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Bug #21086 [Opn]: imagepolygon syntax description | ||
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Pierre,
> The word 'vertex' is correct, a polygon own a minimum amount of 3
> verteces (which represent 3 carthesians coordonates, points).
> A more 'userfriendly' word should be added, but this is correct.
Thanks for answering so soon. Of course, you're right. What I was to say
is that the PHP documentation should be as clear and userfriendly as PHP
itself.
Regards,
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Subject: Bug #21086 [Opn]: imagepolygon syntax description
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> ID: 21086
> Updated by: pajoye@php.net
> Reported By: hinz@iConnect.de
> Status: Open
> Bug Type: Documentation problem
> Operating System: N/A
> PHP Version: 4.2.3
> New Comment:
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> The word 'vertex' is correct, a polygon own a minimum amount of 3
> verteces (which represent 3 carthesians coordonates, points).
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> A more 'userfriendly' word should be added, but this is correct.
>
> pierre
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> [2002-12-18 16:02:41] hinz@iConnect.de
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> IS:
> int imagepolygon ( int im, array points, int num_points, int col) ...
> num_points is the total number of vertices.
> SHOULD BE:
> int imagepolygon ( int im, array points, int num_points, int col) ...
> num_points is the total number of points, divided by 2.
> If this is not considered a bug, it's pretty misleading at least.
> HTH.
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