cosmetic fix for line drawing in graphs
When drawing graphs in line mode and growing right, instead of filling in the last pixel (as the comments indicate is the intention), a line is drawn to what is actually the first y value in the graph. This is because the index variable has already been incremented. To fix it, decrement it (correcting for modulus). Patch attached. Note I didn't try it, since i am too lazy to update all the xcb stuff, but made sure the patch goes cleanly against current head. Signed-off-by: Julien Danjou <julien@danjou.info>
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@ -544,7 +544,7 @@ draw_graph_line(draw_context_t *ctx, area_t rect, int *to, int cur_index,
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/* onto the right border: fills a pixel also when there's only one value */
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if(grow == Right)
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cairo_line_to(ctx->cr, x, y - to[cur_index]);
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cairo_line_to(ctx->cr, x, y - to[(cur_index + (w - 1)) % w]);
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cairo_stroke(ctx->cr);
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