As mentioned in glue-viz/glue-jupyter#396 , in Jdaviz, when one draws a shape like rectangle or ellipse, and then gives it a non-zero angle, when you click on the shape to drag, there is a gray shadow (AFAIK controlled by this package) that does not understand non-zero angle.
As a result, we see a "gray" shadow that isn't rotated as we drag, but when we finalize the selection, the final shape has the desired rotation. This behavior is very confusing.
Desired outcome: bqplot object in JS to also understand angle (theta).
Example file: https://github.com/glue-viz/bqplot-image-gl/blob/main/js/lib/BrushEllipseSelector.js
As mentioned in glue-viz/glue-jupyter#396 , in Jdaviz, when one draws a shape like rectangle or ellipse, and then gives it a non-zero angle, when you click on the shape to drag, there is a gray shadow (AFAIK controlled by this package) that does not understand non-zero angle.
As a result, we see a "gray" shadow that isn't rotated as we drag, but when we finalize the selection, the final shape has the desired rotation. This behavior is very confusing.
Desired outcome: bqplot object in JS to also understand angle (theta).
Example file: https://github.com/glue-viz/bqplot-image-gl/blob/main/js/lib/BrushEllipseSelector.js