An image in a four-component ICCBased color space opened with its ink
amounts but without the profile its color space holds, so PDF export
could not write it in that profile again.
- The profile is read from the color space stream (at most 16 MiB) and
kept when it is a well-formed CMYK profile. A CMYK TIFF carries it as
tag 34675; a CMYK JPEG kept as it is carries it in ICC_PROFILE APP2
segments in place of its own, with its compressed data unchanged, and
one whose segments cannot hold it is stored as a CMYK TIFF.
- jpeg_with_icc passes over fill bytes (0xFF before a marker, ITU T.81
B.1.1.2) and leaves them out of the output.
- A malformed, non-CMYK or larger profile leaves a decoded image's TIFF
untagged and a kept JPEG as it is. DeviceCMYK and DeviceN images stay
untagged.
- A CMYK TIFF's tag 34675 is read up to 16 MiB; before, a 4 MiB profile
was read back and a 16 MiB one was not. The comments of
tiff_icc_profile and source_icc give that limit.
Paste without Formatting dropped the label formats a pasted graph keeps
but left the mark that its legend labels' fill is their own. After a later
change to a legend label (its size, for example), the next redraw read the
default black fill as the labels' own and drew them black on dark wedges
again. The mark now stays behind with the other formats.
A pie's legend label whose series name holds line breaks of its own (from
a quoted CSV cell) is now located by all of its lines, as a redraw centers
it. Before, only `|` counted as a line break, so a tall label on stacked
pies could take the contrast of the wrong ring.
Paste no longer recolors the legend labels of a pie whose wedges a merged
or changed swatch recolors. That is a separate change to Paste and goes in
its own pull request. Paste without Formatting sets the legend labels by
the wedge colors as copied.
An Abutting trace with Fills now holds a "Seam Fills" group under its
paths. For each color it has one stroke, 1.5 image pixels wide, along
the edges where a filled path of that color meets a filled path drawn
after it, in that color. A renderer that anti-aliases each path on its
own no longer shows a light hairline along those edges. The traced
paths and their shared edges do not change, and edges against the
image's border, a transparent area or a color left out get no stroke.
- vectorcraft-trace: `seam_fills` finds the segments two filled paths
share and strokes them in the lower path's color (one stroke per
gradient path). Overlapping, traces without Fills and Flat Logo get
none.
- Image Trace commands: the group comes under every path (right above
the hidden image in a live trace). Expand keeps it, Expand by color
leaves it under the color groups, and a trace whose paths have more
than half of the anchor limit gets no seam fills.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, the params text, docs/target-app-parity.md.
A layer or group with a Pathfinder effect or geometry effects moves its ruler guides above the evaluated art. Its trailing guides were split off first and its guides among the art were added after them, so [guide A, art, guide B] came out as B, A. All of its direct guides are now gathered in one pass, in document order.
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