Closed tatarize closed 3 years ago
It's possible to reify a circle incorrectly if it has a negative scale factor:
q = io.StringIO(u'''<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <svg width="82.475mm" height="35.215mm" viewBox="24.766026 -242.607513 82.475082 35.214996" version="1.1" > <circle transform="scale(1,-1)" style="opacity:0.99;fill:none;stroke:#ff0000;stroke-width:0.0264584;stroke-miterlimit:4;stroke-dasharray:none" r="2" cx="100.41245" cy="211.59723" id="circle2" /></svg> ''') m = SVG.parse(q, reify=False) q = copy(m[0]) r = copy(m[0]) self.assertEqual(q, r) q.reify() r = Path(r) q = Path(q) self.assertEqual(q, r) r.reify() q.reify() self.assertEqual(q, r)
This test fails because in this case Path(q.reify()).reify() is different than Path(q).reify() because q.reify is flawed.
It's possible to reify a circle incorrectly if it has a negative scale factor:
This test fails because in this case Path(q.reify()).reify() is different than Path(q).reify() because q.reify is flawed.