Update unit tests - use strictEqual for some cases
Add multiple objects raised `object:added` for last added object first - now 1st added object raises 1st `object:added` event, 2nd object raises 2nd `object:added`…
`backgroundImage` and `overlayImage` are now `fabric.Image` instances
New property `overlayColor` (analog to `backgroundColor`) - should be set with `canvas.setOverlayColor`
`backgroundImageOpacity` was removed => use `fabric.Image#opacity`
`overlayImageLeft ` was removed => use `fabric.Image#left`
`overlayImageTop ` was removed => use `fabric.Image#top`
`backgroundImageStretch` was removed => use `fabric.Image#width` and `fabric.Image#height`. If you scale your canvas you have to adjust the backgroundImage width/height manually.
Update SVG output.
Add 2nd parameter `firstLetterOnly` to `fabric.util.string.capitalize` => only first letter is transformed to uppercase (other letters stay untouched)
Add `preserveAspectRatio="none"` to `fabric.Image#toSVG` (otherwise streched backgroundImage and overlayImage didn't work as expected)
Update examples - TODO: Update jsfiddles for `setBackgroundImage` and `setOverlayImage`
Add unit test
Closes issue #270
Fixed "enum" notation
`fabric.Object.setGradient` is now chainable
Doc additions
Add `fabric.Object.setPatternFill`unit test
Add chainable tests to some methods
$ node build modules=ALL requirejs
- dist/all* is clean of changes
- fixed bug in build.sh that would prevent dist/all.require.js from compiling properly
- Updated test.js to include test_script.js fixtures
- NOTE: Qunit tests largely incompatible with requirejs version... need more
insight on how Qunit works to get fabric in the namespace since it is
no longer a global when built as an AMD module.
[BACK_INCOMPAT] `fabric.BaseBrush`shadow properties are combined into one property => `fabric.BaseBrush.shadow`(shadowColor, shadowBlur, shadowOffsetX, shadowOffsetY no longer exist)
Removed fabric.Text.getText method => is generated with `fabric.util.createAccessors`
`fabric.Shadow` can now initialized with string or object (e.g. '10px 10px 5px rgb(0,0,255)', 'rgb(0,0,255) 10px 10px 5px', {color: 'gb(0,0,255)', offsetX: 10, offsetY: 10, blur: 5})
`fabric.Shadow.getShadow`to get css3 declaration of shadow (String)
`fabric.Object.set('shadow', value)`is now the same as `fabric.Shadow.setShadow(value)`
Add unit tests
