Hi,
I'm facing a strange behavior:
1) draw an ellipse
2) perform a left-right flip
3) export it (format does not matter for the test)
This produces an error: Invalid ellipse object at line 10.
Any idea?
Dear Christophe,
that is unfortunately a regression, introduced with fig2dev 3.2.7. In the endeavour to harden the input, now obviously also valid fig-files are rejected.
Are you able to downgrade to version 3.2.6a of fig2dev? Otherwise, the figures would have to be saved, and in all lines beginning with "1 [1-4]" the eleventh digit, which is a "0", should be replaced by "1", e.g. sed '/^1 [1-4]/ s/\(1 [1-4] \([0-9.-]\{1,\} \)\{8\}\)0/\11/' bad.fig >good.fig
Version 3.2.7 introduced other regressions as well, therefore a version 3.2.7a will soon be released. It is good, that you reported this issue in time.
Yours
Thomas
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Dear Christophe,
that is unfortunately a regression, introduced with fig2dev 3.2.7. In the endeavour to harden the input, now obviously also valid fig-files are rejected.
Are you able to downgrade to version 3.2.6a of fig2dev? Otherwise, the figures would have to be saved, and in all lines beginning with "1 [1-4]" the eleventh digit, which is a "0", should be replaced by "1", e.g.
sed '/^1 [1-4]/ s/\(1 [1-4] \([0-9.-]\{1,\} \)\{8\}\)0/\11/' bad.fig >good.figVersion 3.2.7 introduced other regressions as well, therefore a version 3.2.7a will soon be released. It is good, that you reported this issue in time.
Yours
Thomas
Dear Thomas
Many thanks for your workaround. This is ok for me while waiting for the new version.
Best regards
Christophe
This issue is resolved in version 3.2.7a. Could you confirm?
Yours,
Thomas
Yes, I confirm. Many thanks!
Best regards
Christophe