An Alt-click on an end of a selected open path makes that end the current
point without converting it, so the next click extends the path from it.
This applies to the other end too while one end is current; a plain click
there still closes the path. Alt-click on any other point still toggles it
between smooth and corner, and a double-click toggles any point, ends
included. An Alt-click that starts a new path places a corner point, as
later Alt-clicks do.
Changed behavior: an Alt-click on an end of a selected open path no longer
converts it; double-click converts it.
Help page: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/desktop/draw-shapes-and-paths/draw-shapes/draw-shapes-with-the-curvature-tool.html
Follow-up to #6887.
- file.new installs the color profiles a New Document profile's file
carries when they are missing, as document.open does, so the new
document's assigned profile draws and a save embeds it. A color
profile that can't be used is listed in the result's `warnings` and
shown in the status bar.
- The new document's links find their files through relative paths
from the profile's file (`links_from`), as
edit.newDocumentFromState sets it.
- When the read roots leave out the profiles folder, profileError's
reason no longer names the folder's path.
A geometry effect on a symbol instance's topmost fill now reshapes the
filled shapes of the symbol's art, and one on its topmost stroke reshapes
the stroked shapes, keeping their colors, strokes and other detail. Only
a visible topmost fill or stroke with an opacity above 0 counts. Clipping
paths, guides and opacity-mask art keep their shapes; a group's own fills
and strokes in the art take the effects; a nested instance passes them on
to its own art, except one whose symbol holds the outer symbol.
The canvas, Use Preview Bounds and the drawn bounds, SVG and PDF export
and Object > Expand Appearance use the same art. Expand Appearance is
enabled for such an instance and turns it into an editable group in one
undo step. Bounds measure the art with a dynamic symbol's overrides, as
the canvas draws it.
Existing documents with a geometry effect on a symbol instance's fill or
stroke draw differently: before, the effect drew nothing.
A 3D effect left an image in a clipping group out only when the image's
box missed the clipping path's box. An image in the corner of a round
clip's box, a turned image whose box reaches a clip but whose frame does
not, an image in an even-odd hole, or one inside each of two nested clips
but outside the area they show together was refused with the Image Trace
message, although it draws nothing.
The image's frame, the pixel rectangle as its transform places it, is now
cut to every clipping path around it in turn, each with its own fill rule,
and the image is left out when nothing is left. An image the clips show
any part of, a strip narrower than a hundredth of a point included, is
still refused. One effect's art cuts image frames at most 1,024 times;
past that, or when a cut fails, the art is refused.
A right-click on a row of the Artboards panel opens a menu with Rename,
which opens the Rename dialog (artboard.rename) for the selected
artboards: OK names them in one undo step, numbered in panel order when
there are several, and Cancel renames nothing. A right-click on a row
that is not selected first makes its artboard the active one and the
only selected one; on a selected row the selection stays.
A drag with the right button no longer moves a row: only the primary
button starts a row drag.
A value that nests past a command schema's 16-level limit was reported
as an internal error ("please report this bug"). It is now a parameter
error that names the value's path, like the schema's other refusals; a
schema that is wrong in itself is still an internal error.
The schema check now also refuses a list of ids or a point inside 16
lists, since every value of those types is a list and the value check
refuses a list at that depth. A color there still takes a string.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
With a 3D effect on one fill or stroke, the object's other fills and
strokes were drawn as nonzero paths, so an even-odd compound path or
path filled its holes in them. Extrude & Bevel, Inflate, Rotate,
Revolve and their Classic kinds now draw those items with the source's
fill rule, through the group code's shape_node helper.
`cargo clippy --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p vectorcraft-ui-egui
-- -D warnings` stopped twice. In vectorcraft-text, MAX_FILE_SEARCHES
is used only by the system font search, which is not compiled for
wasm32, so it was dead code there. In vectorcraft-ui-egui, Runtime
holds only manual_window_open and status_message on wasm32, and the
hand-written Default set them to false and None, so clippy's
derivable_impls stopped the run.
- MAX_FILE_SEARCHES is compiled only for targets other than wasm32,
like the SysFallback struct next to it.
- Runtime derives Default on wasm32, and the hand-written Default,
which creates the updater, is compiled only for other targets.
The three envelope ink tests set "Type" in the default family and
unwrapped ink_bounds(). Without bundled fonts, craft-fonts or system
fonts (vectorcraft-effects' tests on a bare Linux host), no face draws
and the effects test panicked at the unwrap.
Each test now adds the Heighttest Sans face built from the bundled
Source Sans 3 (test-fonts feature, now also on vectorcraft-effects'
dev-dependency), sets the text in it, and computes the expected box
from the layout's glyph outlines. It checks that envelope_ink gives
that box as well as the before and after registration boxes, so a
change to the registered measure fails the test.
The status bar shows a failed script run as one line: the script's
name, the line and column (and the included file), the error and the
kind of failure, with any files the run left written. No catalog had a
row for that line, so the whole line stayed in English. The errors of
File, Folder, vc.run, $.evalFile, a script's $ object, its alert,
confirm and prompt dialogs, vc.document, vc.log, the limits a run can
pass and Drop Script Engine had no row in any complete catalog either,
and several were not listed by the untranslated-strings report.
- Every complete-message catalog has rows for these errors and for the
failed-run line at each place and for each kind (syntax, thrown,
limit, stopped, internal). The script's name, paths, numbers, code
names ($.flags, File, answers, true, null, UTF-8), command ids and
the text a script throws itself are kept.
- A failure with no line and column, such as an error in code eval
compiled, is shown with one colon after the script's name
("t.js: TypeError: no (thrown)" instead of "t.js:: TypeError: no
(thrown)").
- A placeholder that occurs twice in a message template matches only
the same text both times. Before, "{name}: the next answer in
`answers` is for {_1}, not {name}" matched a whole failed-run line
and dropped its line, column and kind.
- The message scan reads the script host's fail(, value( and .over(
helpers and the script interpreter's errors (the js crate), skips
*_tests.rs files and cfg(all(test, ...)) modules, and reads a
constant's text from the file or crate that declares it, so the
Scripts menu's headers are no longer listed as messages.
Tests: i18n::tests::script_errors_are_translated,
script_host_errors_are_translated,
a_repeated_placeholder_matches_the_same_text,
message_scan_reads_constants_of_the_file_and_its_crate,
message_scan_reads_script_interpreter_errors,
message_scan_skips_test_modules_with_any_test_cfg,
tests::script_run::an_error_without_a_place_names_the_script_and_kind.
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