What about Ext.Draw in 4.2?

Hello :)

1. Sorry if it's not the correct place to ask, I'm relatively new to ExtJS
2. Does anybody knows if new features will be in Ext.Draw compared to 4.1.x ? I took a look at the beta and I haven't seen anything new. May I be wrong?
3. Some of the features I'm thinking about, and probably requested or wished by community:

• CompositeSprite: would need for transformations at the group level, to be opposed to the ones done for individual sprites in a CompositeSprite, and generating issues in the drawing and transformations of CompositeSprites.
• setAttributes({translate: { ... }}): would need a relative translation. As of now, they are done in Absolute as a reference. I'm thinking of the possibility to add a keyword to translate like that for example:
  translate: {
  reference: 'relative', // or can be 'absolute'
  x: 50,
  y: 20
  }
• setAttributes({scale: { ... }}): would need a fixed scale for ellipses: not only the radius have to be scaled in a CompositeSprite for example, put also ellipse position should "follow" and being scaled accordingly.
• would need support for multiple stacked translations for the same Sprite or CompositeSprite. For the aficionados of POV-Ray for instance, would need to have something like:
  myShape = new Ext.draw.Sprite({
  type: 'ellipse',
  x: 10,
  y: 10,
  radiusX: 12.5,
  radiusY: 13,
  translate: {
  reference: 'absolute',
  x: 50,
  y: 0
  },
  rotate: {
  x: 0,
  y: 0,
  degrees: -90
  },
  translate: {
  reference: 'relative',
  x: 0,
  y: 100
  },
  scale: {
  x: 2,
  y: 2
  },
  translate: {
  reference: 'relative',
  x: 20,
  y: 10
  },
  rotate: {
  .........
  }
  });
• of course, would also need that transformations applied to CompositeSprite do not interfere with the ones of inside Sprites. A way to make them independent of each other. When rendering the final drawing, the order of precedence would be Sprite transformations -> CompositeSprite transformations, knowing all of them are "cumulative".

I know, I'm a noob asking probably a lot and some will answer me a kind of "Why you don't implement those wonderful features yourselves?"

I would like too, but I'm also a noob in javaScript coding :-D I'm looking at the source code in the draw directory since one hour and that is making me afraid :-X

Anyway ExtJS is the best framework I ever never seen and that's a pleasure to use it!

Really great job guys!

Best regards.