addNamespace and setNamespace now add a declaration's bytes to the heap total when the element
gains a new prefix, and QName.prototype.toString adds the bytes of the string it returns. Before,
both only checked for room, so a loop of distinct prefixes could grow an element past the heap
limit until a collection recounted it.
Clearing Preferences > Plug-ins & Scratch Disks > Additional Plug-ins Folder
left the folder recorded as the one last loaded. Setting the same folder
again then matched that record, and nothing in it was installed, so a
plug-in removed in the meantime stayed removed. Clearing the preference now
forgets the folder when it is the one last loaded.
- A list copy holds each new copy as a root while the list is charged
for it, so a collection at that point no longer frees the copy. Before,
`x.setChildren(<c/> + <d/>)` near the heap limit could leave one child
twice or end with an internal error.
- An assignment to a path such as `x.a.b = v` or `x.a.b[0] = v` removes
the elements it added for the path when a later step stops at a limit
or throws.
- Comparing XML values counts the attribute tables and the work stack
against the heap limit.
Add `cargo xtask ui-commands` (and `--check` in ci) so the headless
catalogue cannot drift from desktop UI_COMMANDS, and fix params-doc
escaping that printed literal backslashes.
Headless command_list exposes the desktop UI catalogue with ui: true, docs
clarify effect vs command ids, and prompts cover spelling, variables and path tools.
Under --automation-read-root, ui.inspect and ui.docking hid a library's
path only when its panel was in ui.library_panels. A library used as the
Color Guide's limit, or named by a closed panel's place in
ui.docking_hidden, a workspace layout or the docking layout, still showed
its full loaded/<path> id.
The ids to hide now come from every place the UI state refers to a
library: the library panels, the Color Guide's limit, and the panel ids in
the docking layout, closed panels, icon and collapsed lists and workspace
layouts. Typed text such as a command palette query is not read as an id.
Two hidden libraries with the same file name no longer share one id, which
dropped one of them from an object keyed by panel id. They show as
loaded/<file name>, loaded/<file name> (2) and so on, in the order of
their full ids, and a library has the same id in ui.inspect and
ui.docking.
Docs: docs/mcp.md.
A stop selected on a whole dynamic symbol instance's gradient stayed
selected after Direct Selection picked an object of that instance's art,
because the instance stayed the first selected object. The Gradient panel
kept the stop highlighted and the Gradient tool took Delete and the arrow
keys for it, while every gradient edit is refused for a picked object.
The stop's owner now records whether a part is picked, so the stop is not
selected while one is, and is selected again when the whole instance is.
The blending-mode test for a member of a 3D group now checks that every face of the multiplied member, and no face of the other member, is drawn inside the Multiply group, telling the members apart by height. Before, it only checked that some faces were multiplied and some were not, so it also passed when the mode went to the wrong member.
A filter's id can be any character, so when every letter and digit is in
use a pasted filter at the size limit with a one-letter name now tries the
other printable ASCII characters (`!` to `~`) before the paste is refused.
Filter names are case-sensitive, but a pasted filter at the size limit with a
one-letter name only tried the letters a to z and the digits 0 to 9 as a new
name. A paste was refused while every capital letter was still free. It now
also tries A to Z.
On a group, these effects drew every member's solids in Normal mode: only
an opacity mask on a member or on a group inside the 3D group was applied
to the solids it holds. A member's blending mode, and that of a group
inside the 3D group, now apply the same way, to the solids of the members
it holds together. Group Revolve already did this.
Under --automation-read-root, ui.inspect returned the paths of documents
still opening, the recent files, library panels' files and the folder
preferences even when they lay outside the read roots. The reply now
leaves them out, checked with file_access::check_read as ui.menu.list
checks recent files and listed scripts:
- opening and ui.recent_files keep only the readable paths, in order.
- A library panel keeps its row without its path; a library loaded from
outside the roots shows as loaded/<file name> in its id and panel id,
in ui.inspect and ui.docking.
- The folder preferences in ui.engine_prefs and in an open Preferences
dialog are left out; an empty folder and the scratch disk choices
Startup and None stay.
The app's own state is not changed. Without roots the replies are as
before.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/control-protocol.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
Follows #6592. Paste now also skips the names that effects in the
document's brush art use when it picks a free name for a pasted SVG
filter. When no free name keeps the filter within the 64 KB limit (a
one-letter name at the limit with every free letter and digit taken),
the paste is refused instead of keeping the name of the document's
filter. Clipboard::import_into and import_text_styles return a Result,
and their callers pass the error on before the document changes.
The test of #6580 compared only the enabled File > Open Recent Files
rows, so it also passed when ui.menu.list kept a file outside the read
root as a disabled row with its name. The test now compares every row,
marking disabled ones.
main lines a moved selection's edges and centre up with ruler guides
(snap_moved_to_rulers, #5746) but not when Shift keeps the move to its line. The
bounds now slide along that line onto a ruler guide the same way
(snap_moved_along_to_rulers), when nothing else lined up and the grabbed point is
not on a guide, within twice the Snap to Point distance along the line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An exception that a finally block passes on, or one that leaves a
built-in's callback, no longer becomes $.error again over an error thrown
after it; throwing a caught error again still makes it the last one.
$.sleep with more than 0 inside a getter, a conversion or a built-in's
callback now throws whether or not the platform has a clock, so the web
build throws there as the other builds do.
Paste renamed a pasted SVG filter to a name no filter of the document
held, but an effect could still use that name, for example after its
filter was deleted. Defining a filter of that name later changed both
effects. Paste now also skips the names the document's effects use,
read only when a pasted filter needs a new name.
A new name with a tab, line feed or carriage return was written into
the filter's id as is, which XML reads as a space, so the id no longer
matched the effect's name. svg_filter::with_id now writes those
characters as character references, and paste takes a name only when
the filter's id reads back as that name.
Fabio William Conceição