rahuliyer95
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7 years ago Hi,
Apologies for the late reply. You can try this out in the example app where the custom iShowcase shows a circular one and set the radius there. The radius property is exposed for such purposes.
On Tue 7 Mar, 2017, 4:22 AM nishal, notifications@github.com wrote:
Thanks for the great library.
When a rectangle type is applied to a view, the rectangles inner box fits the entire view it is placed on. However, for the case of the circle type, it seems like the outer circle diameter becomes the width or height of the view it is applied on. Wondering if this can be modified to have the inner circle radius set to sqrt((view.width)^2 + (view.height)^2)? This will ensure that the whole view is encircled.
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Thanks for the great library.
When a rectangle type is applied to a view, the rectangles inner box fits the entire view it is placed on. However, for the case of the circle type, it seems like the outer circle diameter becomes the width or height of the view it is applied on. Wondering if this can be modified to have the inner circle diameter set to sqrt((view.width)^2 + (view.height)^2)? This will ensure that the whole view is encircled.