The next-to-last element in the original file's <svg> is a <path> element. Its data contain
L 21.448701,5.4508678 C 21.448701,5.4508678 7.4009628,17.714589 7.4009628,17.714589
, which becomes
v-8.0991s-14.048 12.264-14.048 12.264
when passed through Scour. There are two things to note here:
1. This CurveTo makes a straight line, but it becomes a smooth Bézier curve instead of a relative LineTo (l).
2. The SmoothCurve command might be mishandled by librsvg when the previous command makes a straight line.
The next-to-last element in the original file's <svg> is a <path> element. Its data contain
L 21.448701,5.4508678 C 21.448701,5.4508678 7.4009628,17.714589 7.4009628,17.714589
, which becomes
v-8.0991s-14.048 12.264-14.048 12.264
when passed through Scour. There are two things to note here:
1. This CurveTo makes a straight line, but it becomes a smooth Bézier curve instead of a relative LineTo (l).
2. The SmoothCurve command might be mishandled by librsvg when the previous command makes a straight line.