Comment 11 for bug 1153829

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Damian Thater (a-uiuntu-n) wrote :

Using: Windows 8 & 8.1 & 10 / Inkscape 0.91

1. Create an new document, draw an rect, select it, export as png image.
2. Set absolute filename.
3. Export selected rect as png image.
4. Save inscape svg file.
5. Open svg file in text editor.
6. Check for attributes "inkscape:export-filename", "inkscape:export-xdpi" and "inkscape:export-ydpi"
6a. "inkscape:export-xdpi" and "inkscape:export-ydpi" are set, while "inkscape:export-filename" is missing.

1. Open previously created document, select the rect, export as png image.
2. Set absolute filename.
3. Change dpi to 199.
4. Save inscape svg file.
5. Open svg file in text editor.
6. Check for attributes "inkscape:export-filename", "inkscape:export-xdpi" and "inkscape:export-ydpi"
6a. "inkscape:export-xdpi" and "inkscape:export-ydpi" are set with previous value, but not 199, while "inkscape:export-filename" is still missing.

1. Open previously created document, select the rect, export as png image.
2. Set absolute filename.
3. Change dpi to 299.
4. Export selected rect as png image.
5. Save inscape svg file.
6. Open svg file in text editor.
7. Check for attributes "inkscape:export-filename", "inkscape:export-xdpi" and "inkscape:export-ydpi"
7a. "inkscape:export-xdpi" and "inkscape:export-ydpi" are set with expected value, which correctly is 299, "inkscape:export-filename" is still missing.

1. Open previously created svg file in text editor.
2. Enhance rect-tag with attribute: inkscape:export-filename="/abc/test"
3. Save text file.
4. Open svg document with Inkscape, select the rect, export as png image.
5. Check for filename in export editor
5a. Filename was read correctly.