committing a shape, but width is automatically set to 1

[AvivEsh]

Hello,

I have created a shape containing 2 lines that are disconnected and I have set the width to be 0.36.
But the output has been writtten as width equals 1.

What are the scenarios where the system gives me width=1 automatically?
If needed, I will provide the code for reconstruction.

[JorjMcKie]

Using the following will generate lines with width 0.36:

shape = page.new_shape()
shape.draw_line((100,100),(200,200))
shape.draw_line((100,200),(200,300))
shape.finish(width=0.36,color=(1,0,0))
shape.commit()

[AvivEsh]

does the color being set to (1,0,0) mean anything special? can it be something else?

[JorjMcKie]

does the color being set to (1,0,0) mean anything special? can it be something else?

No, I just deliberately used color red. Choose what you like.

[AvivEsh]

There is something weird going on there. In my case, I did a few lines and only then I committed it. The library divided it to different paths. One of them had the width of 1. I will try to reconstruct it from zero and send it here. But does it sound like something logical?

[JorjMcKie]

Well, without more information / code snippets, there is nothing I can say.
In general, the finish() method defines / creates the actual path. All path properties (colors, width, ...) are defined here and nowhere else.
There can be multiple paths (finish() methods), but only one commit is needed.