A Repeat kept up to 250 000 instances whatever its source held, and the
nested-instance count skipped the art of opacity masks. Expanding copied
the whole source for every kept instance, and a Repeat inside an enabled
mask was evaluated again for each outer copy.
The budget now counts the Repeats inside enabled opacity masks, and keeps
a second bound, MAX_REPEAT_COPIES, on the nodes and path anchors copied
in all (nested Repeats included).
Master page copies were charged one unit per shape whatever its number
of segments, and nothing for attached vector or pixel masks, so a master
holding one huge curve or mask could be rebuilt on thousands of pages
within the copy allowance. Copy costs now count every subpath and
segment of a shape's path and its vector mask, and a pixel mask's
pixels.
A node's vector mask also skipped the document range check the node's
own art passes; its control points are now checked as mapped into the
document (non-finite ones included) and an object whose mask reaches
beyond the range is left out, as one whose art does.
The walk that skips objects it has already visited keys them by address
instead of id, so two objects that share an id in a damaged file are
both counted. An object reached through a selected group and again on
its own still counts once.
Found while testing crates/svg/src/export/nodes.rs:492 (Writer::node, `xlink:href` built with xml_escape)
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A 200 x 150 instance of a 9-slice symbol draws its 10 pt corner square about 17.14 pt wide once the left guide is dragged from 25% to 5% in symbol editing mode, as the square then reaches into the stretched center band.
A guide whose saved position leaves a center band narrower than the minimum no
longer jumps to the art's edge when a drag does not move it closer to the
opposite guide. The 9-slice scaling line in docs/target-app-parity.md no longer
says guides are not drawn in symbol editing mode.
With Performance > Real-time Drawing and Editing off, tool previews are
applied only on release. A ruler guide being dragged was already exempt;
a symbol's 9-slice guide, a symbol.options preview that sets only
nineSliceGuides, now is too, so the dotted guide follows the pointer
while it is dragged. The release still leaves one Symbol Options step.
While a symbol with Enable Guides for 9-Slice Scaling on is edited in
symbol editing mode, the canvas draws its two horizontal and two vertical
guides as dotted lines across its art, with any tool and with ruler guides
hidden. With the Selection tool the pointer near a guide shows the Move
cursor, and dragging the guide sets it through `symbol.options`'s
`nineSliceGuides` as one undo step; Escape during the drag puts it back.
A guide within 4 screen pixels takes the press before the art and the
bounding box. A dragged guide stays within the art's box and stops short
of the opposite guide; positions outside the art are not supported yet.
The horizon test compares a point's signed w with the largest absolute
value in the bottom row, and the invertibility test compares the
absolute value of the determinant with the largest absolute value among
its six products, so a negative determinant counts as invertible. A
stored projection that overflows is divided by the largest absolute
value in its bottom row.
The power of two that brings a small map's entries up before a point is mapped is now reduced by the power of two of the point's larger coordinate, so no product of an entry and a coordinate reaches 1. A map that mapped a point before the scaling step does so again, and affine_at uses the same entries.
apply and affine_at multiply every entry by the power of two that brings the
largest to at least 1/2 when all entries are below 1/2, so products that would
be subnormal keep their precision. The identity times 5e-324 mapped (0.5, 0.5)
to (0, 0) before. Maps with an entry of 1/2 or more are unchanged.
adjugate_inverse no longer applies the relative determinant test to its result. That test is not symmetric between a map and its inverse: a map whose determinant is 1e-8 of its largest product can have a finite, accurate inverse whose own ratio is near 1e-16, so inverse() was None while is_invertible() was true. The result is now kept when every entry is finite and its determinant, summed from the six products in split form, is not 0.
The inverse holds every cofactor and the determinant as a mantissa and a
power of two, and forms each entry from their quotient. A map such as
diag(1e-300, 1e300, 1e-300), which counts as invertible, now gets its
inverse diag(1e300, 1e-300, 1e300) instead of none.
When a cofactor of a map with a normal but very small determinant underflows to 0, the
inverse formed from the map itself can have a w row of 0, so every point mapped through it
is refused. The inverse is now kept only when it is itself invertible, and is otherwise
formed from the map divided by a power of two that brings its determinant's products near 1.
The scale-free determinant test no longer builds a rescaled copy of the map. It
forms each of the six determinant products as a mantissa product and an
exponent sum and compares their sum with the largest of them, so a map such as
diag(1e307, 1e-157, 1e-157), whose rescaled copy overflows, is still invertible
and loads from a document. The rescaled copy is built only to invert a map whose
determinant is not finite or is below the normal range.
A homography means the same map at any nonzero uniform scale of its
entries, but `apply`, `is_invertible` and `inverse` compared w and the
determinant with absolute thresholds. A map stored with small entries
refused every point and could not be inverted, and a map with large
entries drew points past its horizon.
- `apply` refuses a point when w is at most 1e-9 times the largest
magnitude in the w row.
- A map counts as invertible when its determinant is more than 1e-15
times the largest of the six products the determinant sums, taken on
a copy rescaled by a power of two. An inverse whose determinant
overflows or underflows is taken on that copy.
A character style whose Up/Down or Left/Right offset lies past MAX_COORD
either way now opens with the nearer end, as text runs already do, so
text that takes the style no longer gets the out-of-range offset. An
offset within range is not rewritten.
An object with a gradient or a pattern on both its fill and its stroke
counted twice in Objects. It now counts once for each paint kind it uses.
With Selection Only, a selection that holds a group and an object inside
it walked that object twice, so the object counts, the paths' total
length and Repeat Objects counted it twice. The walk now visits each
object once.
In a Separation color space, the colorant name All marks every plate and
None marks no plate (ISO 32000-1:2008, 8.6.6.4). A spot swatch with one of
those names was written under its own name, so its paint printed on every
plate or on none.
PDF export now writes such an ink as All Spot or None Spot, numbered
All Spot 2, All Spot 3 and on when a spot swatch already has that name,
the same rule EPS export uses. The new name is used for fills and strokes,
tint shadings, DeviceN gradients, colorized images and the Lab alternates.
Registration still writes All.
Buttons beside the Edit tab's wheel switch between the smooth color wheel,
a segmented wheel of solid patches (24 hues by 5 saturations, its markers
moving as freely as on the smooth wheel) and color bars: one solid bar per
recolored color in row order, where a click selects a bar's row for the
color sliders and a drag moves the row without changing a color. The
dialog opens on the smooth wheel and keeps the choice while it is open;
the dialog field is `display` (`smooth`, `segmented`, `bars`).
A manual kerning value on an inline graphic's character was stored and
shown but did not move the text after it. The graphic's advance now
includes the value, as a letter's does, and in right-to-left horizontal
type its art moves right by the value, so the space goes between it and
the next character in reading order. Auto and Optical kerning still apply
no font pairs to an inline graphic.
Select › Same › Text Fill & Stroke Color (select.same.textFillAndStrokeColor) selects the type
objects with a run of characters whose fill and stroke both match the first character of the
first selected type. Type that matches only the fill or only the stroke, or has the fill in one
run and the stroke in another, is left out. The entry follows Text Stroke Color in the menu and
has a row in every catalog.
The Swedish catalog lacked 22 interface strings: the workspace names
(Essentials, Painting, Typography, Web, Touch), the 1P/2P/3P view
preset names and the Hindi digit-script name.
Adds them with the vocabulary the catalog already uses (Utskrift,
Teckenstorlek). After this the report lists nothing missing for sv.
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An id the importer writes into an element no longer matches a style sheet's
#id selector or a <use> link that no element matched before. The ids are
read from the decoded attribute values and text of the file, once.
The Russian catalog covered 6,126 of the 6,256 interface strings: the
workspace names (Essentials, Painting, Typography…), their Reset
entries, the artboard and dimension annotations, the PDF and export
preset names, the library panel sentences and several control-channel
messages still fell back to English.
Adds the 130 missing entries in the catalog's TSV format with the
Illustrator-style vocabulary the catalog already uses (монтажная
область, выносные линии, плашечные цвета, трассировка). After this the
report lists nothing missing for ru.
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An ellipse whose radius is smaller than the point tolerance at its coordinates, but at least two
f32 steps, now imports as the four-anchor ellipse instead of usvg's curves with rounded handles.
Each id made up on import starts where the last one stopped instead of at
the number of ids made so far, so a file that already holds many of the
made-up ids does not make every new id try them all again. The ids made
up are the same.
The import gives an element an id when it needs to find it again in
usvg's tree (links, symbol uses, events, data attributes, and now
circles and ellipses). A made-up id could repeat one the file already
had, such as vectorcraft-id-0, so a <use> or paint reference to that
element showed the other one. Made-up ids now skip every id in the file.
Circles and ellipses in a file whose style sheet has an [id selector get
no made-up id and keep usvg's curves, so the selector matches the same
elements as before.
The tolerance that compares the points usvg makes of a <circle> or
<ellipse> grew with the center's distance from the origin, so a circle
of radius 400 at x 40,000,000 fell back to eight anchors. The tolerance
is now a few f32 steps at the size of the coordinates, and the on-ellipse
check allows the same steps relative to the smaller radius.
usvg turns each <circle> and <ellipse> into arcs and then into a number
of cubics that depends on f32 rounding: an ellipse that export wrote as
<ellipse> could come back with eight anchors instead of the four it was
written from. The renderer flattens the two outlines differently, so a
round trip of a flat filled ellipse redrew 158 edge pixels by up to 43
levels, and prop_svg::plain_art_survives_visually failed on main.
Import now records the ids of <circle> and <ellipse> elements in the
prepass and rebuilds each as the ellipse VectorCraft draws: four smooth
anchors on the axes, starting at the right as SVG defines, with handles
KAPPA of the radii long, then transformed as before.
Tests: prop_svg::filled_ellipse_on_the_artboard_edge_survives_visually
(the failing case) and basic_shapes::circles_and_ellipses_import_as_the_ellipse_drawn
fail without the change.
The snap targets of a Shift-drag that starts on a highlighted Global Edit
match are gathered when the drag begins, for the selection with the match
added, before the first preview moves it. The first preview is now snapped
to the grid or to points, and later previews snap from the original
position.
A Shift-press on a highlighted object of the Global Edit waits for the release
to leave it out of the edit. A drag from it now selects it when the drag starts
and moves it with the selection, as a Shift-drag from an unselected object did.
The snap targets are gathered after the object joins the selection.
A match that sits inside a selected object is no longer highlighted, and a
Shift-click on it with the Selection tool deselects that object as before
instead of leaving the match out of the Global Edit.
With Envelope Options > Distort Appearance on, a path whose Transform
effect has Scale Strokes & Effects or Transform Patterns on, or copies it
with a gradient, was baked with the effect as geometry only: every copy
kept the original's stroke weight, dashes and pattern placement before
the envelope bent it. bake_appearance now makes such a path into the
per-copy art that drawing, export and Expand Appearance already use, and
bakes each copy's strokes into filled outlines from there.
The menu bar takes ⌘V's key-down as Edit › Paste's key equivalent, and
`native_menu::key_events` turns it back into egui input. With text on the
clipboard that was a Paste event; with only a picture (a screenshot) it
was nothing, leaving the paste to the window's own key-up. egui's window
integration only releases a key whose press it saw, so that release never
came and ⌘V pasted nothing, while Edit › Paste and ⌘V with the menu open
worked.
`key_events` now ends ⌘V with the key's release, as it already did for
⌘X and ⌘C: without a Paste event that release is the picture paste
`PasteChord` looks for, and after one it ends that paste so the next
picture paste still fires.
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While Global Edit is on, a Shift-click (not a Shift-drag) with the
Selection tool on a highlighted match, or on an object inside a matched
group, leaves that match out: it is no longer highlighted and later
edits leave it as it is. The object the edit started from stays in, and
Global Edit ends when fewer than two matches are left. Leaving a match
out is not an undo step.
- New command `select.globalEditExclude {id}` returns `{active, count,
ids}`; the Selection tool calls it on the release of a Shift-click.
- `ToolContext::global_edit` gives the tools the Global Edit's objects.
- Label and messages in the i18n catalogs; docs/mcp.md,
docs/ui-parity.md and docs/target-app-parity.md updated.
Source: https://helpx.adobe.com/ph_fil/illustrator/how-to/global-editing-sensei.html
Dylan M. Taylor