The measurement that runs before the style cascade and usvg now covers
the inputs that still got past it:
- usvg matches a selector without keeping what it found, so one whose
leftmost part matches nothing tests every set of ancestors in turn.
The measurement counts those tests for each copy and stops at
50,000,000; past that the SVG is refused with "the SVG's style sheets
take too long to match". An SVG image's matching stops at what the
SVG showing it left.
- A test counts one more for every 16 attributes a lookup scans and
every 16 bytes of the value it compares, so many classes against a
long class list count the work they do, in usvg's matching and in
the import's own cascade.
- The declarations the import's own cascade keeps, once per element,
count toward the 64 MB, including those of `:not()` rules, which usvg
drops. Each `:not()` alternative counts as a test.
- A linked SVG file is measured before its cascade runs. The linked SVG
files share one measurement: once they pass the limits together, the
files after that are shown without their links. The tests a file past
the limits made still count.
- SVG images share the element limit and the selector tests with the
SVG showing them, as they already shared the 64 MB.
The svg_filters reader measures its SVG before the cascade too.
Show Code in the SVG Options dialog that File > Export Selection opens
encoded the whole document at the first artboard, while OK writes the
selected objects alone, cropped to them. The code view now encodes the
same selection document OK writes, without the artboard options, and
encodes it again when the selection changes.
show_hidden_characters_lays_out_only_type_that_changed retries its two
frames when another test changes the fonts or the hyphenation exceptions
between them. Every retry set the same text, which after the first
attempt is no edit, so the object kept its marks and the test failed
with "the edited object is laid out again". Each attempt now sets
different text.
File > Save to the document's own file planned the save with acknowledgeLoss
set, so that only its own path was asked about, and then wrote that plan. With
the acknowledgment in the plan, the files written beside the path (an EPS
saved with Use Artboards writes one per artboard) were not checked against the
file the document was read from. A document opened from one of those artboard
files, with things left out when it was read, was written over by File > Save
without the question. Save As and Save a Copy already plan again without the
acknowledgment before writing; File > Save now does the same.
Follow-up to #6751.
The panel collected the objects for its nested rows from the document
as it is between commands, where the art of the stored brushes is not
set, so rows whose owner is a brush found no object and drew a blank
thumbnail. When an id is not found otherwise, the panel now sets that
art on a copy of the document, as links.list does, and collects the
objects from it. A recheck of the files at the same revision keeps the
objects collected before.
The Links panel menu gets Copy Info, which runs the new UI command
links.copyInfo {ids?}: the file names of the selected rows (or of ids),
one per line in the order the panel shows them, go to the clipboard.
The item is off with no row selected. An id that is not an image or a
placed document, or a malformed ids, is an error and leaves the
clipboard as it was.
The rename field in Export for Screens tracked the artboard by its index. If the
artboards changed order while a name was typed (a command from the control channel
or MCP), Enter renamed the artboard that had moved into that index. The field now
tracks the artboard by its id and by the document it was opened in. When that
artboard is deleted, or another document becomes active, while its name is typed,
the field closes, no artboard is renamed, and Escape closes the dialog again.
Effect > Blur > Radial Blur... has a Blur Center box. A press or a drag
in the box sets the point the spin or zoom starts from, the arrow keys
move it 1% (10% with Shift), and Horizontal and Vertical fields take the
same position in percent. Screen readers get the box with both values.
- blur.radial takes centerX and centerY, from 0 to 1 across and down the
object's bounds (0.5 each by default), so the center moves and scales
with the object. An effect saved without them draws as before.
- effect.apply and effect.setParams refuse a value outside 0 to 1, or
one that is not a number; a saved one draws at the nearest edge.
- The raster's margin is measured from the center, and the center stays
in the object's own bounds when a Rasterize splits the stack.
- Params text, docs/mcp.md, the evidence line in
docs/target-app-parity.md and a Blur Center row in every catalog.
With Show East Asian Options on, the Glyphs panel menu lists Traditional
Forms, Expert Forms, JIS 04, JIS 90, JIS 78 and JIS 83 Forms, Monospaced
Full-Width, Half-Width, Third-Width and Quarter-Width Forms, and Revert
To Default Forms. Each form draws the selected characters with the
font's OpenType feature for it (trad, expt, jp04, jp90, jp78, jp83,
fwid, hwid, twid or qwid). A form is checked when every selected
character has it and disabled when none of the faces that draw the
selected text, fallback faces included, has the feature.
The form is a new character attribute, glyphForm, one form at a time
(text.setFormat, text.setRangeStyle). It is saved only when set,
character styles carry it, and runs that differ only in their form
shape as one piece of text. SVG writes it in font-feature-settings;
PDF draws the glyphs from the layout.
Export Preferences… and Import Preferences… had a row to themselves,
and Reset Preferences started the next row, left of Previous, Next,
Cancel and OK. Reset Preferences now follows Import Preferences… on the
first row, which wraps when it is wider than the dialog, and the row
below holds only the category buttons, Cancel and OK.
Tests check that the three buttons share a row in English, and that in
every language the dialog keeps its 760 pt content width with each
button inside it and above the OK row. Hindi, Gujarati, Georgian,
Japanese, Korean and Chinese are measured with fallback fonts, since
the tests do not load the craft-fonts faces or installed fonts those
languages are drawn with.
Load Variable Library defines each variable with the kind of its trait
(textcontent, visibility, fileref, graphdata; any other or none is the
unknown kind) and reads visibility values from true or false, image
values from a file's absolute path or file: URL, and graph values from
a data element of series names and rows. A document variable declared
with the same name and kind keeps its bindings. Save Variable Library
writes every kind in the same forms and is enabled with any variable.
Image values that aren't absolute paths and graph data past what a
graph holds are refused, so every saved file loads back.
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