Border visibility independent of text in QGIView?

[ianrrees]

Currently in the QGIView class, the border (bounding box) and text are controlled via the same variable. Do we want this to be separated?

Reason I'm wondering is something of a test-case in moving the non-GUI code from Gui/ into App/ - if we need to draw borders only for mouse interaction, then the border-drawing code should live in Gui/, but if we wanted the text to be part of output files, then we'll need it to be in App/.

[WandererFan]

First thought is that View.Label would not be something you'd want on
you're finished Drawing most of the time. When you did want some text with
you'd use an Annotation.

But Clip has the ability to show a cosmetic border in the final result.
Maybe that should be more general.

Maybe a Property?

On Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 3:04 AM, Ian notifications@github.com wrote:

Currently in the QGIView class, the border (bounding box) and text are
controlled via the same variable. Do we want this to be separated?

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Reason I'm wondering is something of a test-case in moving the non-GUI
code from Gui/ into App/ - if we need to draw borders only for mouse
interaction, then the border-drawing code should live in Gui/, but if we
wanted the text to be part of output files, then we'll need it to be in
App/.

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