| 2015-02-02 11:53:50 |
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Inkscape 0.48.4 r9939
Windows 7 x64
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached file in a text editor.
2. Go to line 55 and notice the text "stroke-width:1.05".
3. Now, open the file in Inkscape.
4. Select the object.
5. Hit any of the arrow keys to shift the objects location by 2 (doesn't matter which direction as the result is always the same).
6. Re-save the file.
What happens:
When you re-open the file in the text editor and go back down to line 55, the "stroke-width" has been changed to: 1.04999995
What should happen:
The "stroke-width" shouldn't be changed (staying @ 1.05) since you didn't transform the object's shape, and just moved it's location.
For some odd reason, Inkscape is shrinking the stroke-width by 0.00000005. By doing that, it adds 6 bytes to the file that shouldn't be there in the first place since you didn't change the item's size, just the location of the object. |
Inkscape 0.48.4 r9939
Windows 7 x64
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached file in a text editor.
2. Go to line 55 and notice the text "stroke-width:1.05".
3. Now, open the file in Inkscape.
4. Select the object.
5. Hit any of the arrow keys to shift the objects location by 2 (doesn't matter which direction as the result is always the same).
6. Re-save the file.
What happens:
When you re-open the file in the text editor and go back down to line 55, the "stroke-width" has been changed to: 1.04999995
What should happen:
The "stroke-width" shouldn't be changed (staying @ 1.05) since you didn't transform the object's shape, and just moved it's location.
For some odd reason, Inkscape is shrinking the stroke-width by 0.00000005. By doing that, it adds 6 bytes to the file that shouldn't be there in the first place since you didn't change the item's size, just the location of the object.
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Variations: bug #1417073, bug #1417071 |
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