Closed calvinsomething closed 2 months ago
@calvinsomething could you please share the SVG file you're encountering problems with?
I had to remove most of the contents because it's a company file, but this is the idea:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<svg id="Layer_1" data-name="Layer 1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 864 553.89375">
<g>
<g>
<g>
<path d="m81.72734,33.36132c8.83043-1.70247,13.24967-2.52637,22.09515-4.12044.9068.73926,1.73539,1.40332,2.48757,1.99088.33625.30111.6861.58659,1.04953.85742.02531.02116.07552.05273.11661.09505.05257.05371.11661.13411.19441.19759.23323.19076.47948.37891.73867.5651.725.59342,1.54155,1.26139,2.44948,2.00423v17.95214c-1.37456,1.60937-2.59214,3.03776-3.65469,4.28483-.98541,1.15592-2.11266,2.47949-3.38159,3.97233-4.53936.81803-6.8081,1.23405-11.34347,2.08073v21.20214c-4.30246.80306-6.4528,1.21094-10.75168,2.03971v-53.12173Zm18.36469,17.75813v-10.48535c-3.04607.55566-4.56873.83626-7.61301,1.40462v10.48502c3.04428-.56803,4.56694-.84896,7.61301-1.4043Z"/>
</g>
</g>
</g>
</svg>
Hmm, so it looks like the parsePaint
call for "fill" should default to black if there isn't a value.
The file you provided renders perfectly fine with the library.
Uh oh... thank you... maybe something else is wrong then.
Hmm, so it looks like the parsePaint call for "fill" should default to black if there isn't a value.
I am well aware of that. Thank you for your input. The Document::loadFromFile
function only returns an empty unique_ptr when there is a parser error or if the file is missing. If you continue to experience issues, please let me know, and I'll be happy to assist further.
The bug had nothing to do with this library, I apologize for opening this issue and appreciate the help.
I am working with SVGs created in Adobe Illustrator, and it seems like if they only contain black there is no explicit styling for fill/stroke/etc. colors. After calling
Document::loadFromFile
with such files, an emptyunique_ptr
is returned.Is this an issue or is there a way to load these files? librsvg can open these files.