| 2015-02-02 11:53:46 |
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Inkscape 0.91 r13725 x64
Windows 7 SP1 x64
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached file in a text editor & go to line 57 and notice the text "stroke-width:0.325".
2. Now, open the file in Inkscape.
3. Click on the "edit properties of this document" button.
4. Click on the "Resize page to content" button and then hit the "Resize page to drawing or selection" button.
4. Re-save the file.
What happens:
When you re-open the file in the text editor and go back down to (now) line 62, the "stroke-width" is now: 0.32499999
What should happen:
Nothing. Inkscape should have never changed the "stroke-width" of the item since you never touched it and only locked the layer.
For some odd reason, Inkscape is shrinking the "stroke-width" of the only item in the SVG by 0.00000001. In that process, it adds an extra 5 bytes to the file. |
Inkscape 0.91 r13725 x64
Windows 7 SP1 x64
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached file in a text editor & go to line 57 and notice the text "stroke-width:0.325".
2. Now, open the file in Inkscape.
3. Click on the "edit properties of this document" button.
4. Click on the "Resize page to content" button and then hit the "Resize page to drawing or selection" button.
4. Re-save the file.
What happens:
When you re-open the file in the text editor and go back down to (now) line 62, the "stroke-width" is now: 0.32499999
What should happen:
Nothing. Inkscape should have never changed the "stroke-width" of the item since you never touched it and only locked the layer.
For some odd reason, Inkscape is shrinking the "stroke-width" of the only item in the SVG by 0.00000001. In that process, it adds an extra 5 bytes to the file.
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Variation of bug #1093742 |
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