[BUG] Not clear what `point` is in `anim_rotate_around( angle , point)`

[ArbitRandomUser]

Describe the bug
The docstring for anim_rotate_around describes

help?> ?anim_rotate_around
search: anim_rotate_around

  anim_rotate_around

  Animate the rotation of the attached object (see act!) around a point. Similiar function: anim_rotate to rotate or spin an object

  Example
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  Background(1:100, ground)
  obj = Object((args...) -> rect(O, 50, 50, :fill), Point(100, 0))
  act!(obj, Action(1:50, anim_rotate_around(2π, O)))

  Options
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    •  anim_rotate_around(ta::Real, p) define the end angle of the rotation + the rotation center.

    •  anim_rotate_around(fa::Real, ta::Real, p) define the from and end angle + the rotation center.

julia> 

However it is not clear what the rotation center is

To Reproduce

1. Julia Version (i.e. output of julia -v): 1.7.2

2. Operating system (Mac, Linux, Windows): Linux

3. Javis version (i.e output of ] status Javis in the REPL) [78b212ba] Javis v0.8.0 ~/Javis.jl

4. Minimum working code example that led to bug: (above)

using Javis
using Animations

video=Video(150,150)
nframes=100
ext=30
Background(1:nframes+ext, (args...)-> background("white"))

obj = Object(1:nframes+ext,(args...)-> box(O,10,20,:stroke),O+1 )
obj2 = Object(1:nframes+ext,(args...)-> circle(O+50,5,:fill) )
act!(obj, Action(1:nframes÷2 , anim_translate(O+50)))
act!(obj, Action(nframes÷2+1:nframes, anim_rotate_around(2π,O)  ))

render(video, pathname="test.gif")

Expected Behavior and Actual Behavior

what O in anim_rotate_around( 2π, O) should be better documented.
If intended to be a position relative to the canvas then this is a bug .
or it should be documented that the Point is relative to the objects current position.

Screenshots

[Wikunia]

It was intended to work like this:

obj = Object(1:nframes+ext,(args...)-> box(O,10,20,:stroke),O+10)
obj2 = Object(1:nframes+ext,(args...)-> circle(O,5,:fill), O )
act!(obj, Action(nframes÷2+1:nframes, anim_rotate_around(2π,O)  ))

But you use anim_translate before which doesn't update the start position which is used in anim_rotate_around. I think that would be a proper fix.

Then we make it clear in the documentation that one should use the position of each object in such a way that one draws it at the origin but it's shifted to the start position. That way rotation works as we know exactly where each object is.

[ArbitRandomUser]

i'm a little confused , if anim_translate doesnt update the start position,
and anim_rotate_around(ang,p) rotates around around point p relative to start position
then anim_rotate_around( 2\pi , O) should rotate around the start point (O+1 in my example)

[Wikunia]

From Zulip but to have it here for everyone:
"Nope it rotates around the difference in the positions of the two. So it thinks it is at O+1 and should rotate around O. therefore it rotates with a radius of 1 around O-1 from where it is."