Bug with reading set dashPattern?

[samuller]

Maybe I'm misunderstanding how dashed and dashPattern work due to their interaction with line_pattern, but from looking at the code it looks like when reading dashPattern directly it can incorrectly return self._dashed instead?

Example showing issue:

import drawpyo

file = drawpyo.File()
page = drawpyo.Page(file=file)
rect = drawpyo.diagram.object_from_library(
    library="general",
    obj_name="rectangle",
    page=page,
)
rect.apply_style_string(
    "rounded=0;whiteSpace=wrap;html=1;fillColor=none;dashed=1;dashPattern=8 8;"
)
assert rect.dashed == 1, rect.dashed
assert rect.dashPattern == '8 8', rect.dashPattern

[ibirothe]

    @dashed.setter
    def dashed(self, value):
        self._line_pattern = None
        self._dashed = value

    @property
    def dashPattern(self):
        """This is one of the properties that defines the line style. Along with dashed, it can be overriden by setting line_pattern or set directly.

        Returns:
            str: What style the object stroke is dashed with.
        """
        if self._line_pattern is None:
            return self._dashed
        else:
            return line_styles[self._line_pattern]

    @dashPattern.setter
    def dashPattern(self, value):
        self._line_pattern = None
        self._dashPattern = value

This seems to be the part of the code you are talking about. Correct?

I agree that there is some confusion of dashPattern and dashed here. Have you tried to return dashePattern here instead? I am not sure if line_pattern should play a role in the @property function.

Can you help to clarify? @MerrimanInd