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If you use CellFormat with the borderStr "LB" or anything else the border gets coverd by the fill color. If you use the borderStr "1" everythin is fine.
It looks like the fill/border code in this range is improperly factored. The partial border code uses a fill code of 'S', that is, it assumes there will be no fill. The solution may be as easy as a conditional statement right beneath
iflen(borderStr) >0&&borderStr!="1" {
that sets the op code to 's' or 'S' and then uses that op code instead of the hard-code 'S' in the subsequent s.printf lines. If you don't care to tackle this I will try to get to it in the next few days.
If you use CellFormat with the borderStr "LB" or anything else the border gets coverd by the fill color. If you use the borderStr "1" everythin is fine.
gofpdf/fpdf.go
Line 1991 in 24315ac
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