- Copy inline style attributes from lowerCanvasEl to upperCanvasEl
- Copy classes from lowerCanvasEl to upperCanvasEl
- Add borderTopWidth, borderLeftWidth, paddingTopWidth and paddingLeftWidth (offsetAttributes) to canvas offset (fabric.util.getElementOffset) - these properties are not considered from getBoundingClientRect()
- JSfiddle's for tests - new: http://jsfiddle.net/Kienz/KRcsY/, old: http://jsfiddle.net/Kienz/xrMDr/
- SVG attribute opacity is now used for object's opacity
- fill-opacity and stroke-opacity are added to stroke and fill color value
- Add hsl/hsla support (e.g. hsl(270, 80%, 10%), hsla(320, 10%, 66%, 0.5))
- Add support for rgb/rgba values with whitespaces around values (e.g. rgba( 255 , 100 , 50 , 0.1 )) and percentage values (e.g. rgb(100%, 67%, 15%, 0.8))
- Delete stroke and strokeWidth from fabric.Text (defined in fabric.Object)
- New unit test for parse stroke-opacity and fill-opacity
- Update unit tests (new tests for hsl/hsla and rgb/rgba (whitespaces and percentage values))
- Change equal and deepEqual parameter order (e.g. equal(actualValue, expectedValue, message))
- Doc additions
- fabric.Text has now strokeDashArray support (only native support)
- fabric.Text.fill = null should now work
- Fix save/restore context in render methods => setLineDash affected drawBorder/drawControls
- Add strokeLineCap (default "butt"), strokeLineJoin (default "miter") and strokeMiterLimit (default 10)
- Add support for fabric.Object#fromElement for strokeDashArray (and other stroke properties)
- Add @default tag to properties (JSDoc 3)
- strokeDashArray now only works if stroke property is defined
- Add trokeLineCap (default "round"), strokeLineJoin (default "round") to fabric.BaseBrush
- Updated unit tests
Changed from "for" to "while" loop and reduced number of variables.
It is possible to get even better performance by assigning the average
amount in a single line, or by dropping the average variable and doing
a direct assignment (See:
http://jsperf.com/fabric-js-grayscale-benchmark/5), however I wasn't
sure if this is against the project's coding guidelines.
