html5 - JavaScript fillStyle usable with stroke()? -


In JavaScript, it is possible to use any type of stroke in fillStyle () ?
Here is my code:

  var text = document.getElementById ("text"); Var first = text.getContext ("2D"); First.font = "100px SimLLHP"; first. Stroke style = "blue"; First.strokeText ("T1", 100,100); Var final = text.getContext ("2D"); Last.font = "100px SimLLHP"; last. Stroke style = "blue"; last. Stroke Text ("T2", 110,180)    

No, it is not. To attract the HTML5 canvas, both have their own assets and methods for stroke and throughout . For the stroke setting, such as the outline or lines and fill for the solid size therefore the fillStyle is only for filling, and for the stroke < Code> Stroke Style There is no reason to mix them.

So if you want to fill the text, then we just use fillStyle with filltext .

  var final = text.getContext ("2d"); Last.font = "100px SimLLHP"; Last.fillStyle = "blue"; Say we fill it and want a framework, then we  fills  first then  stroke .  
  // I hope you will not pay attention to using "CTX", this is the most common one. Var ctx = text.getContext ("2d"); Ctx.font = "100px simLLHP"; Ctx.fillStyle = "blue"; Ctx.fillText ("T2", 10100); Ctx.strokeStyle = "red"; Ctx.strokeText ("T2", 10100);   



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