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Describe the bug
When a new file is imported, if elements are not part of a layer they are automatically assigned to a layer. However, the 'eye' icon in the layer panel is not visible indicating that the layer is invisible but it is not. Also, toggling this does not modify the visibility.
Expected behavior
Completely functional LayerPanel for new layer created for orphan elements
SVG-Edit environment (IMPORTANT)
File for SVG-Edit: [e.g., svg-editor.html, svg-editor-es.html, embedapi.html] ??
Version: v7
Protocol: https
Desktop :
OS: Windows
Browser Chrome
Version 29.0.6668.72
Screenshots
Potential resolution
I believe the issue is caused by 'name' not being defined. This results in it not being added to layer_map. Initializing name as 'getNewLayerName(layernames)' should resolve this.
Please let me know if I've been amiss in tracing the root cause.
PLEASE NOTE: We are trying to make this project live again. While you can file an issue, we will do our best but you should not expect any action, even if we label the issue. However, we are welcoming new contributors
Describe the bug When a new file is imported, if elements are not part of a layer they are automatically assigned to a layer. However, the 'eye' icon in the layer panel is not visible indicating that the layer is invisible but it is not. Also, toggling this does not modify the visibility.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Completely functional LayerPanel for new layer created for orphan elements
SVG-Edit environment (IMPORTANT)
svg-editor.html
,svg-editor-es.html
,embedapi.html
] ??Desktop :
Screenshots
Potential resolution I believe the issue is caused by 'name' not being defined. This results in it not being added to layer_map. Initializing name as 'getNewLayerName(layernames)' should resolve this.
Please let me know if I've been amiss in tracing the root cause.