Done ran text.spelling.removeWord and text.spelling.addWord one word at a
time, each saving the file, so a save that failed after a delete was saved
left that word deleted even after Cancel. text.spelling.editDictionary
{remove, add} makes every change, saves once and takes all of them back when
the save fails; Done runs it once.
Exports RGB, CMYK and grey JPGs at qualities 100, 80 and 50, at 1x and 2x,
and decodes each one. It also checks that only the CMYK files leave out the
JFIF segment (#3140). Covers #2096 too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The existing entity tests are unit tests that place the references in
attributes. This adds an import-level test with the references inside
<desc>, which the import refuses, and checks that the namespace entities
drawing apps write (&ns_svg;) still import.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Direct Selection showed and dragged the anchors of type on a path's path
(#3980) but not their direction handles: handle_anchors read only a
path's own data, and the canvas draws only a path's handles.
- text.setPathHandle moves a handle of type on a path's path, in
document space, as path.setHandle moves a path's; the brackets keep
their fractions and the text reflows. One undo step.
- Direct Selection draws the handles of selected type on a path and
drags them with it (Alt: one side, Shift: 45 degree steps).
The custom dictionary's words in a list, with an Entry field and Add, Delete
and Change, applied on Done, as the public Check and correct spelling page
describes it. The menu item moves from the Spelling submenu to the Edit menu,
where the page puts it.
The check that keeps a live envelope or warped type only where it draws
as the art saved with it renders each on its own, over nothing, and
compared the pixels as seen on white. White art over nothing looks like
nothing on white, so white contents that drew somewhere else passed and
opened live in the wrong place.
Pixels now also differ when they look different seen on black, so such
art keeps its saved art, as colored art does. Opaque colored art is
compared as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With the Linear mode, two problems kept a click on an anchor from
taking it:
- A press on an anchor that moved more than 3 pixels before the release
dragged out the dimension of the segment under the pointer and
committed it almost on top of the art. A press on an anchor now picks
it unless the pointer moves past the anchor's 8-pixel reach; a longer
drag still dimensions the segment.
- A pick linked only an anchor of the segment nearest the pointer. An
anchor of another path near that segment, for example one inside a
group lying just inside another object's edge, was taken at most as a
Smart Guides point with no link, so the dimension did not follow it
when the art changed. A pick now links the nearest anchor of any
visible, unlocked path within reach, in groups and compound paths too.
In Outline the canvas kept the Preview pasteboard color and filled each
artboard with white paper. Paths and type draw as black hairlines, so
art on the pasteboard was close to invisible in the dark interface
brightnesses.
In Outline the whole canvas is now white in every interface brightness
and Canvas Color, pasteboard included. The artboards draw no paper and
show as their edges, so Simulate Colored Paper, an artboard's background
color and the paper of View > Hide Artboards no longer show in Outline.
The artboard names and the ruler origin's crosshair draw in dark gray
there. In split views and floating windows the artboard names follow
that window's own Outline setting, as the canvas already did.
Each command a script runs keeps a savepoint of the state it may need
to put back if it fails. The savepoint cloned every open document's
whole undo history, so a script that made N edits did O(N^2) work.
- The savepoint now clones each document's state without its history
and keeps a mark: the newest undo and redo steps and the serials of
the steps under them. Until the command ends, the history trims no
step, and a new step sets the redo steps aside instead of dropping
them. A failed command truncates both stacks back to the mark.
- file.close, file.closeAll, document.close and file.revert still keep
a whole copy, since they remove the history or the document.
- When a failed command removed or changed a step under the newest
one, the history cannot be put back exactly, and the run stops with
an error; its rollback restores the documents as they were before
the run.
- run_guarded no longer copies the histories during a script's run,
and a committed run moves the histories from before it back instead
of copying them.
- Symbol editing mode shares its saved redo steps between copies of a
document's state.
- A script cannot run edit.clearHistory. A run keeps each document's
undo steps from before it, so the command reported a clear that the
commit then undid.
HassanKhan