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The eraser mode has it’s own keybind and line width, and uses the same drawing method as the drawing. The drawing code has been significantly reworked to share code between erasing, drawing and previewing changes for shapes.
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The eraser mode has it’s own keybind and line width, and uses the same drawing method as the drawing.
The drawing code has been significantly reworked to share code between erasing, drawing and previewing changes for shapes.
Disclosure : an LLM was quite extensively used for the cairo code, in part to get it done despite my inexperience with it. I have read and understand the code to the best of my abilities and take full responsability if something’s wrong.