DocString indicating arc_start is in radians instead of degrees#1290
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… in degrees and not radians Appears to be a typo.
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Good catch, and thank you for the PR Brett! |
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I noticed when updating my usage of pyglet to the 2.1 series, I think arc was switched to utilize degrees publicly, but the start_angle is still listed as being in radians in one place.
Correct the docstring for the start_angle of an arc to indicate it is in degrees and not radians
Thanks,
~Brett