Closed Giwayume closed 1 year ago
Fixed in 378ee47f219920f3c06efbb951d71d56299c7208
The issue had nothing to do with the hole itself, but rather, the way Adobe Illustrator minifies the path. It uses strings like c-53.758,24.277-76.878,17.919-117.919-32.948
to represent c -53.758,24.277 -76.878,17.919 -117.919,-32.948
. The SVG specs allows both comma and whitespace to be used between any two numbers, but the use of just a "-" sign as a separator was unexpected. The spec simply says "Superfluous white space and separators such as commas can be eliminated", but doesn't detail what counts as "superfluous", so this is theoretically legal.
I modified the parser to accept a sign (+/-) as a 0-length separator. Simultaneously,I changed it to no longer accept more than a single comma between two numbers (e.g. 100,,200
), nor accept a comma between the command and the first number (e.g. M,100,100
). The standard doesn't necessarily imply these cases are invalid, but they don't make much sense, and it's unlikely any generator or author would put these in an SVG.
Yeah, I had the exact same issue in my project.
Looks good on my side
Try this svg. If I remove the commands that generate the hole, the shape renders.