Fix ellipse rotation to work correctly #126
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Previously, we only rotated the center of the ellipse, similar to the circle. This commit adds a rotation field to the ellipse shape type which stores the rotation of the ellipse in radians. And we use Cairo's rotate function when rendering the ellipse. Fixes Sudha247#116 along with Sudha247#121.
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Previously, we only rotated the center of the ellipse, similar to the circle.
This commit adds a rotation field to the ellipse shape type which stores the
rotation of the ellipse in radians. And we use Cairo's rotate function when
rendering the ellipse.
Fixes #116 (in combination with #121, which has been merged)
This PR also adds an example for ellipse rotation.
The rectangle at the top right corner has been added to show that these rotations don't affect anything that's already been rendered.