A <use> in a clip path that shows a text kept only one clip path when
both carried one: the text's own applied, and the <use>'s was dropped
with the warning "clip path of ... in a clip path ignored: the text's
own applies", so art that the <use>'s clip path should hide showed.
The placeholder for such a text now clips by a clip path that holds
both: the text's clip path in the text's user space and the <use>'s in
the <use>'s, each on a rectangle over the text's bounds so a clip path
in bounding box units still measures the text.
Main's German catalog gained the rows for the linked JavaScript read-root refusal and the graph design art refusal, so this branch's copies made bundled_catalogs_are_consistent fail on duplicate rows.
The view items of these panels' menus kept their choice in egui panel
state, so no command could set the view. The views now live in the UI
state for the session, and ui.panelView {panel, view?} sets or reads
them; the menu items and the Swatches panel's list and thumbnail buttons
run it. An unknown panel or view is an error and changes nothing.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
Merge carried each old edge's paint only to the new edge nearest the old
edge's middle, so when an added path cut a repainted edge, the other
piece went back to its source's stroke. Every new edge whose middle lies
on an old edge now takes that edge's paint, with its rows fitted to its
part of the edge, as Gap Options does.
Reverse Path Direction reversed each member path of a compound path and
turned the members' own stroke records, but left the compound path's
strokes as they were. A compound path's strokes run along its members'
subpaths in order, so its width profile and pen pressure, tilt, bearing
and rotation then ran the old way and the stroke drew differently.
reverse_stroke_records now also takes a compound path, reading its
members' subpaths in order, and path.reverse turns each compound path's
strokes with the combined reversal of its members before they reverse.
As for a path, the strokes turn only when every subpath turns alike.
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.
* CI: FreeBSD builds with two jobs
The nightly FreeBSD run has been killed for memory (exit 137) while
compiling the workspace's test targets, on both architectures, every
night since at least 9 November. Two rustc processes at a time fit in
the VM's 12 GB.
* CI: one FreeBSD build job at a time
With two jobs the engine and ui-egui test builds were still killed when
they compiled together.
A quoted CSV cell keeps its line breaks, and a category or series label
draws each one as a new line, as it does a `|`. Labels beside an axis or
in a wedge counted their lines by `|` alone, so a label with a line break
was set off center, and with kept leading or paragraph spacing it was
not moved back to its middle when the graph was drawn again. The label
now counts lines in the text it lays out.
Follow-up to #6574.
An SVG keeps only its text variables, so the values of its visibility, image and graph variables are passed over unread, and one that Load Variable Library would refuse no longer keeps the text variables from opening.
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