strokeWidth handling

[will-moore]

This extends PR #409 (@emilroz), so that the Export script handles shape.get('strokeWidth') being a string everywhere.
This PR also fixes the origin of the strokeWidth string...

To test Export Script:

• See https://merge-ci.openmicroscopy.org/web/figure/file/71026/
• I created this figure with Line, Rectangle, Ellipse, Arrow and Polygon (and scalebar) all with stroke width of 0.75.
• Exported the figure to JSON and edited to replace :0.75, with "0.75", everywhere.
• Created a new figure with this JSON - If you File > Export to JSON you will see this.
• To test, exported this to PDF and to TIFF.
• Compare to check they look the same as the original figure.

To test Paste of crop region:

• Start a new figure (easier)
• Copy the crop region on one panel (zoomed-in) and Paste to create a new Rectangle ROI on a different Panel.
• File > Export to JSON and search for 'strokeWidth' to check that the value not a string e.g. it should be "strokeWidth":2 NOT "strokeWidth":"2".

[emilroz]

Looks good @will-moore sorry for missing the comments on #409.

[will-moore]

That last commit should also fix the cause of the issue: #427

[snoopycrimecop]

Conflicting PR. Removed from build OMERO-plugins-push#684. See the console output for more details.
Possible conflicts:

• PR Crop rotation fixes #410 will-moore 'Crop rotation fixes'
  • src/js/views/right_panel_view.js

--conflicts Conflict resolved in build OMERO-plugins-push#685. See the console output for more details.

[jburel]

Created arrow, lines etc.:

[{"type":"Arrow","x1":338.0859090909091,"x2":546.3331818181819,"y1":365.2540909090909,"y2":225.74863636363636,"strokeWidth":1,"strokeColor":"#FFFFFF","id":-47766722043832940},

[jburel]

I did not have any strokeWidth when going over the crop test

[jburel]

The export script test works

[will-moore]

@jburel You tested "Paste of crop region" steps OK? Not sure if you saw "strokeWidth":2?
Is this good to merge or anything else need addressing?

[jburel]

I did not have any "strokeWidth" in json when running the "Crop" test mentioned in the description. The way I read it I should have strokeWidth

[will-moore]

@jburel. Did you see the Rectangle created when you pasted the Crop region?
Did the JSON have a Rectangle without any "strokeWidth"?

[jburel]

Ok this is time, it works I must have done something incorrectly

"strokeWidth":1,"type":"Rectangle"

[jburel]

merging