Bug Report: line doubles dashed stroke

Question

Hi,
to reproduce the bug, you have to:
1. create a line with the line tool (I have used a weight of 1px and a lengt of 960px)
2. give it a dashed stroke of the same weigt as the line weight. (1px in my case)
3. Give it a dash and a gap width and set align on inside (4px / 4px in my case)
Now you would expect a line with 4px dashes an 4px gaps, but you get a line with 7px dashes and 1px gaps.
The problem lies in the creation of the stroke.
The 1px stoke is basicly a 1px x 960px rectangle, because of that, the stoke goes all along the inside of the rectangle and creates two strokes on top of each other.
This can be illustrated when you put the alignment of the stroke to outside.
This behavior is fine for boxes, but in the case, where the line weight equals the stroke weight this behavior is a big problem.

Answer 1

Since the line tool actually makes a skinny rectangle, you might try using the pen tool in shape mode to create a dashed line that will render as expected.
If you select no fill, dashed stroke of selected color, 4 dash, 4 gap (similar to your example above) in the stroke options>more options, you will create a dashed line with equal spacing.
Will that work for you?
Pattie